Title: ImagingPrep Bundle

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PhotoShopping Photo Jewellery for Background and Shadow: One of the very most fundamental operations you will use is PhotoShop for matching shadows and light direction of all the cropped items of your jewelry photo so that the entire composition has a logical unity of concept. Like the other lighting lessons this tutorial teaches you one of the most useful and commonly used skills in jewelry photography.

PhotoShopping Jewelry onto Models: Can’t afford to hire an expensive fashion model for a shoot displaying your jewelry? Don’t let that stop you from creating professional jewelry photography: just purchase much less expensive stock photos of stunning models and then PhotoShop your jewelry right onto them. Perhaps one of most powerful jewelry photography tutorials, this video shows you how to use the various tools PhotoShop gives you in order to create an image so life like that people would not believe you if you told them the model never wore the jewelry for the shoot.

3-D Jewelry Photography: One of the stunning photo jewelry effects ImagingPrep will help you to begin mastering is the creation of photos from a combination of loose stones and stock settings so that you can—in effect—visualize what a stone will look like in a particular setting without actually physically creating this stone. This jewelry photography trick of the trade gives you amazing flexibility in terms of inventory and display.

What you Need to Know about Jewelry Photography

Whether you are just looking to sell some family heirlooms on E-Bay or you are starting your own artisan crafted necklace business, you will want to know something about jewelry photography if you really want to make a buck. You could, of course, look to hire a professional photographer to take care of your jewellery photography, but unless you really have money to burn like few of us do, this is really not a viable.

(A quick note before I move on. You may notice that I sometimes spell jewelry in the British way, as in “jewellery photography”. This is not carelessness on my part. I just want to make our British friends over the Pond feel equally welcome perusing our photography video lessons here at ImagingPrep.com)

What Makes Jewelry Photography So Difficult

The photography of jewelry is a difficult challenge, of course and you may be apprehensive about photographing jewellery by yourself. Even if you are pretty good at other types of photography, you may find jewellery photography to be a little bit more of a challenge. The first difficulty, of course, is that in order to make a professional looking jewelry photo you must first deal with the tiny sizes of most jewelry.

Unlike the photography of live subjects or landscapes, jewelry photography requires you to get amazingly close to your subject. So close, in fact, that most cameras will not be able to normally adjust to the object in their foreground. In fact, when you photograph jewelry, the auto settings on a digital camera will ensure that you fail to get a proper picture.

Included

ImagingPrep – 3D Rendering Using Photoshop in Uder 10 Steps

ImagingPrep – Camera Exposure Explained

ImagingPrep – Cameras Options

ImagingPrep – Colored Diamond Jewelry Photography

ImagingPrep – Colored Gemstone Jewelry Photography

ImagingPrep – Creating Beautiful Highlights

ImagingPrep – Diamond Bracelet Photography

ImagingPrep – DSRL Video

ImagingPrep – Engagement Ring Photography

ImagingPrep – Fashion and Jewelry Photography for Catalog

ImagingPrep – Five Tips

ImagingPrep – Fundamentals Building the Kit

ImagingPrep – Highly Stylized Images

ImagingPrep – Hybrid Imaging

ImagingPrep – Illustrating Jewelry from Scratch

ImagingPrep – Image with Sparkle

ImagingPrep – Jewelry Photography Lighting

ImagingPrep – Light Modeling for Jewelry

ImagingPrep – Lighting Bangles and Large Polished Items

ImagingPrep – Make a FREE Jewelry eCatalog

ImagingPrep – Making Product Video

ImagingPrep – Nutshell

ImagingPrep – Photographing and Retouching Pearls

ImagingPrep – Photographing Jewelry on a White Background

ImagingPrep – Photographing Jewelry on Black

ImagingPrep – Photographing Loose Diamonds

ImagingPrep – Photoshop an Engraving on Jewelry

ImagingPrep – Photoshop Jewelry on a Model

ImagingPrep – Plain Metal Jewelry Photography

ImagingPrep – Propping Techniques

ImagingPrep – Q&A

ImagingPrep – Reflection Shadows

ImagingPrep – Shadows and Backgrounds

ImagingPrep – Shooting Image with Natural Shadow

ImagingPrep – Styling Jewelry for Advertisements

ImagingPrep – The Kit

ImagingPrep – The Set

ImagingPrep – Tiffany Style Retouching

ImagingPrep – Tips and Tricks

ImagingPrep – Tips and Tricks 2

ImagingPrep – Watch Photography

ImagingPrep – Watch Photography Styling and Set Tools