Jewelry Image Editing - How to Retouch Jewelry Images in Photoshop 

Thank you very much! I really appreciate it. I do go much further in depth regarding my workflow on my online course. You are more than welcome to check it out: courses.ivanmoshe.com

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Thank you very much! I really appreciate it. I will try to create new videos on the subject. Thanks!

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No problems Daria. It's my pleasure.

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Hi there, Thank you for your comment. You can check your healing brush settings. I'm sure you could fix the issue. You can always contact Adobe support and I'm sure they will be happy to assist you.

I have experienced this as well. In my opinion, my conclusion is that both the spot healing brush and remove tool are only good to use with a very small brush size and not for large areas.

Thank you very much! You are welcome to check my jewelry photography course, it includes a full retouching section. ->> courses.ivanmoshe.com

That's the Clone Stamp tool.

Hi Sinhala, Yes, that's true. I'm a Fiverr Top Rated Seller. Well... I try to provide the best service that I can. I've been working as a photographer and retoucher for a very long time so I understand what the clients want and expect. Luckily Fiverr noticed that and promoted me to Top Rated. The most important thing is to provide high quality service. If you're good at what you do, the system will reward you. I hope this helps. Good luck.

I'm not a big fan of light boxes, I don't think they provide the control that is needed to properly light jewelry items. I think it's mainly a gimmick. a simple lighting setup will be much more versatile and flexible than any light box.

@@ivanmoshestudiochannel I tried to contact you on your page but am getting an error when I press send on the contact form. Here is my question: I was looking at your course (jewelry photography) . Do you also cover shooting on a black reflective Plexiglas? or do all the tactics that you teach in this course involve pathing and making the background white in post production?

Hi there, thank you very much for your interest in my course. I will look into the contact form error. as to your question, I teach all the subjects that relates to jewelry photography including camera and lighting gear, photography techniques, setup for different jewelry items and of course retouching and more. the basic technique is shooting on white background but I do demonstrate on the course that it's possible to have the jewelry on any type of background once you understand the aspects of jewelry photography. the background can be changed to any color that you want and of course it's possible to apply the techniques I teach on black acrylic if you like.@@ians9390

Hi there, thank you very much for subscribing. Basically, any camera would do, but I recommend a model that can do automated focus bracketing. as for a lens, I can recommend a macro lens. depending on the camera, you might want to choose a 60-100mm macro lens. Good cameras are Fuji, Nikon and Canon. unfortunately Sony cameras don't have automated focus bracketing so they are less recommended. I hope this helps.

I don't have a diamond retouching video to share but I will try to have one in the future.

​@@ivanmoshestudiochannel thanks sir , I will look forward to that. God bless you