Jewelry Photography Tutorial At Home - Simple Styling Techniques and Behind the Scenes

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In this jewelry photography tutorial, I'm styling 3 simple scenes you can try for your next jewelry photoshoot. I'm also showing you my photography lighting setup to show you how I achieve soft light that compliments the jewelry pieces.
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@josephchan4198 Год назад

Good refresher course. Thanks for sharing your creative process and setup.

@andreaguidera1560 Год назад

Really nice video. Thank you for sharing!

@amandacampeanu Год назад

Thank you for watching! 🙏

@uditkhurana1368 Год назад

really educational video and the way you explain things is so nice

@amandacampeanu Год назад

Thank you so much! So glad you enjoyed the video 😊

@erbartlett Год назад

Do you have any tips for how to shoot these on a white background so they look like they're floating? How do you mount them to get that effect? Ive seen people use acrylic stands and fishing wire?

@yadira8651 Год назад

Hi Amanda, could you share tips to photograph fashion products like handbags

@LibsASMR Год назад

Hi Amanda! Love your videos. I was watching one of your older videos on the best studio lighting for beginners. I think in that video you mentioned the Godox SL60W being a great startup light, but I saw in a more recent comment that you’d switched over to strobe lighting. If you were to recommend the best/ brightest lights for product photography, which would it be? I’m happy to spend some $$$ as this is for upscaling my business (I work in social media and want to start offering photography somewhen down the line). Thanks so so much! 🥰

@amandacampeanu Год назад

Hey lovely! Thanks so much! Strobe lighting is definitely going to give you best results as strobes are brighter. I recently purchase 2 Godox ad600 lights and they’re amazing. Around $1100 I think per light. Totally depends on your budget. I used the Godox fv150 lights for a long time as well which were great!

@papiyaghosal1 Год назад

How to do self product video would love to see that

@christiangrajeda 10 месяцев назад

Hi! Love your content! What lens did you use for these shots?

@amandacampeanu 9 месяцев назад

Thanks so much! 100m lens 😊

@royasmiley Год назад

Maybe I missed it but what lens did you use for each shot? Thanks for making all these videos! love to see female photographers' content

@amandacampeanu Год назад

Canon 100m macro lens 😊

@christiangrajeda 10 месяцев назад

@@amandacampeanuwould I be able to use the 90mm macro lens for this?

@emilyhafele7744 Год назад

Would love to know your settings and any focusing tips!

@amandacampeanu Год назад

Hey Emily! For my settings I believe I was shooting at the following: Shutter: 1/250 Iso: 100 F.stop: around 22 Manual focusing can be a good way to go to ensure you’ve definitely got your piece in focus. Focus stacking is also a great technique as well to ensure your entire piece is in focus

@emilyhafele7744 Год назад

Thank you!! Awesome to know!!!