Product photography lighting

If you’re a blogger and/or you sell items online, you already know that the quality of your product images can make or break you! It’s very important to have well-lit and well-compositioned photos for an engaging display. For stunning product

Photography runs in my family, and until recently I was lagging behind in a big way. My mother was an accomplished amateur photographer whe...

How to use a light box to get the best product photos. Photos still coming out too dull, or the wrong color? These simple steps will put you on the ri

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Setup for Photography - using different backgrounds for photographing objects. Tips on equipment and photography setups with natural light.

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Setup shot #1 for "Flower, Wine, and Glass" and "Oranges Float". What little I've learned about lighting glass I learned in Kindergarten? No, I learned it from "Lighting Science and Magic". Wonderful book. Here's are the main issues I had to overcome: 1) Contrast: The sides of the glass need to be separated from the black background. To do that, they need to reflect white light. To do that, they need to "see" white light. To do that, the background has to *just* fill the frame, and the rest…

reating a White Background Inside a Cardboard Box I covered the inside of cardboard box with ...

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Did you ever wonder how people get those beautiful endless finishes in their photos? White and bright shots of their products? This is how (or, at least it is an inexpensive diy substitute). By taking photos inside a box that diffuses natural light from all sides, you can remove shadows and give a white, magazine-like […]

Tutorial on how to make your own simple lightbox to improve your food photography. This lightbox is foldable, so you can store it very easily when not used.

Eight lighting accessories that you can make at home without breaking the bank.