Written by Jannypie on Oct 31st, 2008 | Filed under:
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As mentioned in my last post, I finally set up a light box for taking pictures. Even the best light photos from a light box need some final adjusting before they look “wow!” and good enough to use as product shots. I started out using this tutorial but it was a bit too limited for my pictures, so I jumped over and finished with this one.
I played around with them to learn how to make my crafts look professional as products. Not perfect yet, but I am happy so far. Here are some completed images.
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As mentioned in my last post, I finally set up a light box for taking pictures. Even the best light photos from a light box need some final adjusting before they look “wow!” and good enough to use as product shots. I started out using this tutorial but it was a bit too limited for my pictures, so I jumped over and finished with this one.
I played around with them to learn how to make my crafts look professional as products. Not perfect yet, but I am happy so far. Here are some completed images.
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Written by Jannypie on Oct 30th, 2008 | Filed under:
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I took some time and finally set up my light box for taking photographs of my crafts.
Here are a few shots I took of an iPod/camera cozy inspired by the Twilight novels by Stephanie Meyer
And some I took of my newest Scented Science guy, Pako Plague
In my next post, I’ll show you the final “product images” made in Photoshop, following this tutorial.
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