October 2013
Beginner
76 pages
2h 21m
English
When shooting small items, especially jewelry, I like to set the camera on a tripod facing down at the item. The item sits on a piece of white paper or board with an LED light attached to the camera facing the item. This creates a soft, constant light that allows me to use the Spot metering mode and the Aperture Priority exposure mode. With a tripod, I can use a slower shutter speed if needed without any blurring.
The basic setup for shooting small items, especially jewelry, and the resulting product shot.
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