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Easy Tips for Photographing Jewelry
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I have been watching professional videos on this subject today but I just love how you're so organic with taking such beautiful pictures! I also love how sweet you are, talking to the birds and getting distracted by a squirrel! I'm glad you didn't edit the video like you said you would ;)
P.s LOVE your dress & hair, sooo my style! Keep up the great work
This is the sweetest tutorial I have watched! Thank you Yvonne ♥
Great job Yvonne, I’m a retired professional photographer and you nailed it!
thank you, Von, for the great tips on photgraphing/lighting/placement/color. I needed that!
Love your idea! Simple elegance. Thanks for sharing! Hugs
love your porch!! Great for pictures!!!
I don't know why I haven't thought of going outside before. It was really pretty this morning. It would have been perfect. I still have so much to learn.
Yvonne, can you please show us how you package the jewelry items you sell at shows/fairs/etc? Do you use boxes or bags or...?
Love your videos! Your bubbly personality adds lustre to everything you do (squirrel, lol) Keep up the good work 🖐️
Absolutely FABULOUS VIDEO!
Thanks Yvonne!
Bahaha. Totally hear you on the dog/cat hair. I just re-upholstered our kitchen chairs in dark grey to match our black and grey cat because their hair shows up on everything!!!
Great advice, thank you~ 🌿🌱🌿~
You didn't remember to edit when the phone drop down on the tri pad. Lol. You made me laugh and your video help me a lot thanks much.
Great tips. Thanks for posting.
Great video, as always. Thanks for sharing!
Lots of great tips in this video, Ms Von! I really think I can apply this info and really g... SQUIRREL!
Hey Yvonne ..
First of all ,you have a beautiful voice ,,n Nice explanation
thankyou for you useful information..
I also like to see you tacking picture in dramatic light..
Thankyou..
Love this video. 💜💜💜 your awesome
Thank you Yvonne! Love that big porch 😄. I take a lot of my jewelry photos outside, but some inside at light box. Thanks for the information about the light too since sometimes my photos look so overexposed and it's probably because of too much sun then !
Thanks for the tips! I always try to pay attention to the background when I'm taking pictures. A busy background will take focus away from the focal point. Also, the color of the background is important. It should complement the piece, and have enough contrast to make the piece pop.
Thank-you, your so awesome 🌹
Thanks. I needed this information 😃
Great video. Thanks so much
Hey Von, I like the wooden slate chair behind you and it might be a great place to hang stuff for a background that's different. So would the bird cage holder be a great place to hang stuff from. I'd be out doing photos here, but's it's in the 90's. Phew. Later this week perhaps. HUGd and much love. PS: Can't wait for my first craft crate to get here.
Great help Yvonne.. many thanks 😻
Thanks for some good tips! I love pictures. I got a white craft board ($1). I use that as a backdrop. I crochet so I use a blanket or placemats to place my project on. I have one window that lets a lot of light in 💕 some of my pics look awful. I will use some of your tips💕
This was a really great video. I struggle with capturing images of my jewelry as well so I will definitely go outside and play with these ideas (once it warms up a bit, haha).
I would love to know how you created the multi-views as you were recording. I assume you used two devices to do this. Any tips on how I could do this (recording from with view point then adding another simultaneous viewpoint of another angle/object). Thanks in advance.
Thank u much!❤️
Thank you. I really have a hard time with photos. As always a great vid and super great ideas. I to don't have the space for a light box. Close ups are the worst. I can't wait to try some of these tips. Peace to you both.
Thanks for the tips!!
Thank you for the help, also you are adorable
I have a difficult time taking pictures or recording since my hands shake horribly but this is a great video for sharing your tips on pictures and videos.
Jennie Ruth DeLurey Try using a tripod to hold your camera steady.
You can adjust various angles of the tripod so that you don't need to hand hold your camera.
I made a light box that the back flaps come undone so i can literally fold it up & tuck it away somewhere. Hope this helps
What did you make it out of?
tyrroo... a cardboard box with the top flaps cut off, laid on one side, large holes cut out of other three sides then covered with white paper, a white sheet of paper taped to inside of back then draped down & out the front (for that infinity edge effect in the pictures) which covers the back flaps that are taped to give box stability & untaped to allow the box to collapse
Hmm, sounds good, thanks!
Thank you.
Yvonne, thank you for posting this. I've heard a number of people say that photos can make or break jewelry sales. Have you sold anything on Facebook? I'm trying to sell my jewelry pieces on there but am having trouble figuring out how to do it. Can you give me any information, please???
same here
Me too!
Lovely
Thank you!
I like to see more creativity ... good luck
What to use to hold your phone to take pictures of you, and to move around smoothly?
It looked like a selfie stick, and then I'm guessing she has a tall tripod to hold the selfie stick when she's not walking around? I'm not 100% certain, however.
ty great ubfi
How about taking pictures of things not so flat? I have been doing a lot of egg art lately and I can never make up my mind on the best angle to use.
Crystal K , Egg art? I'd love to see a pic of that!
If you are interested in pictures, I can post some to my Facebook page, or I could send them to you.
Crystal K Absolutely! I'd like that. What's your Facebook page?
facebook.com/crystal.knoll.1
Squirrel
I luv you... SQUIRREL!!!
This was, as always fun and educational. However, it was a little....off. Usually, when you look into the lenses, you appear to be looking directly at the viewer. In this video it always seemed as tho you were looking over my left shoulder. Not criticizing, great vid as usual. Just curious as to how different things happen when recording. BTW: I always stop to tell the chirping cardinals that "hello, I hear you cardinal." 💋
I didn't even notice until you mentioned it, but I'm guessing she was looking at the screen to make sure she's in frame. I find that a lot of youtubers have trouble watching the lens instead of the screen, I think it's just instinctive.
Doesn't matter, Von is wonderful anyway. I think it may have had something to do with her watching the picture in picture to make it look right for us. Something simple like that. I was just curious.
Why is this so hard for me😞