Robbie I think you are awesome! I am a dichroic glass jewelry maker (looks like the best, most colorful opals set in my own handmade settings as art) and I can make the glass 3D, cut it, etc., and I only use the finest metals... but I've never gotten good photos on my own. I had to hire an expensive photographer and increase the cost of the jewelry for the expensive pieces... and neither art nor dichro is cheap by any means! Didn't bother with the little set pieces with COVID, but I used to depend on art fairs. I realized it was the extremely low quality of my camera (no video capability), didn't know any post production, how to set up photos and videos, tips and tricks. I've subscribed and will keep watching you. I am impressed! Thank you, thank you!!
what is the best way to take a picture of a solitaire white gold ring without making the diamond look dark i have tried everything I know Still doesnt work any advice is great advice thank you
Hey! There is; sorry if that was confusing but the second part is a part of a course we have at jewelrymarkterpro.com and there are other free tutorials there as well but you'll for sure be getting more free stuff here soon
Hi Robbie I'm just Wondering if you offer any training for people who is starting the Jewerly bussiness online from Square One, no sale yet. Because I saw in you Website that in order to Qualify you need to have your bussiness running. Thanks.
Literally just did this for my own jewelry business, go check out my Instagram page @robbie.Haddad to see that. But to answer your question, while there are a ton of ways to rotate a necklace from an arial point (and I’ve even created my own rig for doing so) I actually like the effect of just laying the necklace over something and using tension on the chain to hold the necklace up. So instead of suspending it, lay it down but over something so it’s not laying down, but reclined against something else and then just put that onto a rotating table. Even though I’ve got my own rig for rotating from above, I never use it because the method I just described looks better
Can't believe I just sit here and watched every second of this video! Very helpful tutorial!
Robbie I think you are awesome! I am a dichroic glass jewelry maker (looks like the best, most colorful opals set in my own handmade settings as art) and I can make the glass 3D, cut it, etc., and I only use the finest metals... but I've never gotten good photos on my own. I had to hire an expensive photographer and increase the cost of the jewelry for the expensive pieces... and neither art nor dichro is cheap by any means! Didn't bother with the little set pieces with COVID, but I used to depend on art fairs. I realized it was the extremely low quality of my camera (no video capability), didn't know any post production, how to set up photos and videos, tips and tricks. I've subscribed and will keep watching you. I am impressed! Thank you, thank you!!
Great video! How are you hanging the black out curtains? Wish I understand the background more.
That lighting setup kills me :)) haha
great video but a dust blower on the sensor would go miles
U have a video on setting the the lightings and what’s used
What an incredible video , thank you soom much , i was wondering how to fix a ring in an upward position , how they do that?
Can you please suggest me which camera and lens is best for diamond jewellery videography ?
Would love to see the rest of the tutorials. Where can we get them?
Osm video I learn new things from this video and I will definitely going to try this thanks a lot
what is the best way to take a picture of a solitaire white gold ring without making the diamond look dark i have tried everything I know Still doesnt work any advice is great advice thank you
thank you for your video. For slwomotion, can you do it on postproduction? (with Adobe or some similar program) thanks
You can do it on postproduction with premiere pro (or any editor). Just make sure you shoot at a high frame rate to start and then slow down in post
I got a 135w curly lightbulb and softbox but she it be LED
Which picture profile u use bro
Do you use any picture profile?
Is there a second part?
Hey! There is; sorry if that was confusing but the second part is a part of a course we have at jewelrymarkterpro.com and there are other free tutorials there as well but you'll for sure be getting more free stuff here soon
@@Jewelrymarketer thanks for your response, but it seems that I could not reach your website at least here in UK
Hi Robbie I'm just Wondering if you offer any training for people who is starting the Jewerly bussiness online from Square One, no sale yet. Because I saw in you Website that in order to Qualify you need to have your bussiness running. Thanks.
Thanks 🎉
Thx for the Tutorial 🙏🏼💪🏼🔥
Thanks for watching!
Thanks 👏👏
Can you tether to a computer while shooting video?
Sure why not! Use a Camlink 4K to make that happen
What light is on top?
How do you make 360 videos for Necklaces?
Literally just did this for my own jewelry business, go check out my Instagram page @robbie.Haddad to see that. But to answer your question, while there are a ton of ways to rotate a necklace from an arial point (and I’ve even created my own rig for doing so) I actually like the effect of just laying the necklace over something and using tension on the chain to hold the necklace up. So instead of suspending it, lay it down but over something so it’s not laying down, but reclined against something else and then just put that onto a rotating table. Even though I’ve got my own rig for rotating from above, I never use it because the method I just described looks better
very cool. thanks for this.
Glad you liked it!
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Do you Know Where can i get the turn table? Greetings from Mexico!!
I would also like to know 👍👍
In the description!
Love from pakistan
Much love back at you! Thanks for checking it out!
Thanks!