The Definitive Guide on How to Ace Your Jewelry Photography

Use a mirrorless DSLR camera A tripod stand to avoid taking shaky images Make sure your jewelry is well-lit Set your camera in the correct aperture Take a good snap from different angles

Soft lighting is the best for jewelry photoshoots. You can diffuse artificial light to get the best-quality images.

For shooting outside, make sure the sunlight is behind the camera and not in front of the camera. Also, avoid shooting in direct sunlight. You can choose a shaded area to take outdoor jewelry photoshoots.

Try placing a piece of paper at the bottom and around your camera. This can help block reflections and bounce more light towards your subject.

Ensure you have lamps or your preferred artificial lights at the side and the top of your jewelry and all the other lights off. Place your camera directly in the front of your jewelry piece. Keep your product closer to the background to avoid shadows.