I need to take close up photos of my silver jewelry. Because of glare, it just does not work out.No flash..?
11 Mar 2010
No flash does not work, makes the jewelry too dark. HELP!!
Oh little reflective pieces of jewelry. I still have nightmares about that one!
What ya do is make a photo tent:
http://digital-photography-school.com/how-to-make-a-inexpensive-light-tent
You will need to light with a tungsten source: ie a lightbulb! Be sure to change the WB on your camera to tungsten. You can wrap the lamp in foil (or use a directional desk lamp) to aim the light thru the opening in the box.
If you have macro capabilities use it.
Good luck.
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hp_resource
2010 Mar 11 1Try taping a piece of tissue paper over the flash. It will diffuse the flash and keep it from being so glare-y.
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mike1942f
2010 Mar 11 2Take the stuff outside and photograph it in the sunshine. If you can get dark paper to lay them on black, brown or red works well.
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jeannie
2010 Mar 11 3Oh little reflective pieces of jewelry. I still have nightmares about that one!
What ya do is make a photo tent:
http://digital-photography-school.com/how-to-make-a-inexpensive-light-tent
You will need to light with a tungsten source: ie a lightbulb! Be sure to change the WB on your camera to tungsten. You can wrap the lamp in foil (or use a directional desk lamp) to aim the light thru the opening in the box.
If you have macro capabilities use it.
Good luck.
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sant kabir
2010 Mar 12 4Take it from an angle, the glare would go.
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