Wow..I needed this 😂..I have a TON of jewelry that I would ❤ to list, but the images I have been able to take have not been good 😅. Your video has shown me that sometimes less is more. I thank you
This was awesome - thanks! I was wondering if you have any tips for how to get all of the jewelry in focus (without having to focus stack) when the jewelry is raised up closer to the camera (your example with the stacked foam platforms)? Your pic looked crystal clear, but when I'm shooting at a similar distance (5D, 100m lens, same aperture that you are using f/11), I'm finding that some of the jewelry is still a bit out of focus no matter what I do. Thanks for any advice!
You're welcome! With focus you need to increase your aperture if you want more in focus - with jewellery though this can be tricky, especially with rings depending on how they're placed. Focus stacking solves that issue if you can increase your aperture.
This is great! I have been struggling with creating a simple, but attracting photos for my handmade jewelry. Can I get this same effect using my light box? Thank you.
Any type of camera will work for a photoshoot, the quality just want be the same as the sensor size on an iPhone is quite small compared to that of a camera, so your images won’t be as crisp and sharp, which is really important if you’re doing jewellery photography professionally.
@@amandacampeanu thanks a lot. Appreciate your response. I’m a product photographer in Pakistan and I doubt that they will deliver the products here. Ergo, the dependency on DIY :(
Question: were do you get the props at?
Is there any info about what settings you use on your shots? ISO, F stop, exposure?
Wow..I needed this 😂..I have a TON of jewelry that I would ❤ to list, but the images I have been able to take have not been good 😅. Your video has shown me that sometimes less is more. I thank you
Good tips on styling on jewelry. Thanks
Thanks for watching! 🙏
This was awesome - thanks! I was wondering if you have any tips for how to get all of the jewelry in focus (without having to focus stack) when the jewelry is raised up closer to the camera (your example with the stacked foam platforms)? Your pic looked crystal clear, but when I'm shooting at a similar distance (5D, 100m lens, same aperture that you are using f/11), I'm finding that some of the jewelry is still a bit out of focus no matter what I do. Thanks for any advice!
You're welcome! With focus you need to increase your aperture if you want more in focus - with jewellery though this can be tricky, especially with rings depending on how they're placed. Focus stacking solves that issue if you can increase your aperture.
Where are the foam blocks and the curved block from?
Thanks from heart.really helpful
You’re so welcome 😊
This is great! I have been struggling with creating a simple, but attracting photos for my handmade jewelry. Can I get this same effect using my light box? Thank you.
Did you use the lightbox at the end?
great video. Can you please let me know do you use to edit your pictures?
Do you still press the shutter on the camera or trigger?
I love your tutorial! Can I ask, where can I buy the orange thing with clips that hold the plant? Thank you
It’s called a helping hand and you can grab it from Amazon 😊
Which camera tripod did you used?
With the Ring shot - how tight were you shooting. I assume even though its a Macro Lens doesnt mean you need to be 300mm away?
Can't quite recall how close I was but I used focus stacking for the ring. :)
Love your tutorials the best. Thank you Amanda!
Aw thank you so much! 🙏
Hi, I didn't get the name of the program you use to edit your photos could you tell me please ?
This is really helpful thank you !
I use Photoshop 😊
What kind of paper did you use? Seamless?
Thank you
Maam, can you please tell how you get such sharp image with a Macro lens, without any Blur?
Just wondering but what if you don’t have a camera but a iPhone would that work for the photoshoot?
Any type of camera will work for a photoshoot, the quality just want be the same as the sensor size on an iPhone is quite small compared to that of a camera, so your images won’t be as crisp and sharp, which is really important if you’re doing jewellery photography professionally.
thanks ❤
The white pics are from aliexpress. So good work
Majority yes! I do fine the foam though not as good quality as MDF. I think the MDF can give a higher quality look
What lens do you use for jewelry photography?
I have the standard 18-55mm and a 105mm macro lense
I use a 100m macro 😊
@@amandacampeanu hhhm thanks for the reply! It’s been a pain using the 105mm lens 😭
@@chewynumnum1359 why is it a pain
Love this video! 🤍
Thanks girl!! 💕
Thank you so much..
Where do you get these podiums ?
Is there any way to build DIY props and podiums ?
I mention the supplier in the video 😊 They are from Moodelier. You can DIY yes but this definitely takes more time.
@@amandacampeanu thanks a lot.
Appreciate your response.
I’m a product photographer in Pakistan and I doubt that they will deliver the products here. Ergo, the dependency on DIY :(
@@wajeehahsan oh right! Of course! Definitely check their shipping! They might deliver 😊
Did you use strobe light or continuous light for this?
Hey! I used strobe 😊 As mentioned in the video I had them on continuous so you could see my scene better while filming
any discount available for the course? 749usd is way too much for me.
Its really 90% about lightening. If you dont have those big fancy lights you are not going to come close to these results
Good lighting definitely helps a tonne!
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