Photographing bracelets tips and tricks?
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artsforbre
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8 months, 1 week ago by artsforbre
I'm having a hard time photographing my bracelets. I tried my phone but my camera is busted and won't focus at all. I have a Pentax kx camera but I'm still having issues with focus even on a tripod. All my bracelets are blurry while the background is crisp or only a bit out of focus. Does anyone have any tips or certain backgrounds that could help? Any tips and tricks will be appreciated. |
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Cow28
Bracelet King
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8 months, 1 week ago by Cow28
I’d recommend taking your photos outside. When I do that the lighting is usually better.
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artsforbre
Professional
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8 months, 1 week ago by artsforbre
@Cow28 I have really good lighting but will definitely try taking photos outside tomorrow, maybe I need some sunlight magic 😄
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MaeveMakes
Bracelet King
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7 months, 3 weeks ago by MaeveMakes
@Cow28 I also love taking pics outside but sometimes the shadow from my phone gets in the way so I'll take the photo from farther away and then crop the image
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happyrobin
Bracelet King
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7 months, 2 weeks ago by happyrobin
Yeah, I recommend doing it outside, but not in full sunlight. I try to do it in the shade so that I don't get a glare on my photo.
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doezknotz
Bracelet King
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7 months, 2 weeks ago by doezknotz
I recommend getting an app called Hypic. I don’t know if you can get it on android tho. It’s a video editor that I use use for all of my newer photos and I really love it. I think if you mess around with the different effects, it looks pretty good. It’s free, but you can get premium for money. I also don’t recommend using harsh filters. I used to, and I don’t think it looks the best. Hope this helps!
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