yeah but it scaleted quickly. =) greetings from Brazil buddy.

Exact!i that is no way a do it yourself lol

@@hippiechicksmomma8691 isn't the frame DIY though? A lot of photography even at the highest levels requires tape, pins and staplers. ;) Just the nature of the game.

No Phase One or Profoto required. Use whatever camera you got, but the setup is what’s important.

lol you don't need all this ridiculous equipment. Jewelry photography ALWAYS requires post processing. You're better off learning to master that (since it's free to do and only requires a computer) and just get a decent sharp photo of the jewelry and use focus stacking to get it all perfectly in focus. Photoshop has an easy way to just load a bunch of photos and automatically focus stack them.

@@tonyroslund Thank you so much, Profoto flash heads all the way then, and yes, I believe the Helicon Pro software does it automatically.

+Tony Roslund Photography + Motion that's awesome! Thanks so much! 💪👍😍

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Get yourself a light box with a strong LED light in 5600k or more (cardboard box whited out on the inside) get yourself photoshop, use the curve pen tool to cut out the product, place onto a perfectly white background. If you want I can show you my set up and my results. This video is overkill and expensive when compared to the high quality results one can get for a catalog shop page for a website.

concrete floors in the studio to help prevent things moving around when walking, and make sure we don't build the set near any air vents.

@@tonyroslund Thank you so much Tony - very helpful.

Not even youtube's auto-generated captions, or 15 google searches could answer this question. Censure, Sentra, Century, Center ? Who knows

Sintra PVC board!

oh yes....i mishunderstood....so you use white plexi glass plus glue gun...why not use dentist wax?

is it better than white plexi?

You can do it either way, just make sure if you’re moving toward the subject that you’re not losing any of it on the edges of the frame. I usually do a test run.

These were strobes.

I can answer that! I don't know how much light theory you know but I'll try to explain it as simple as possible. Light travels from a source (like the sun or a lamp) until it hits a surface. Then it bounces off said surface and reflects parts of it onto other surfaces. (Like sunrays casting a purple shadow through a vase or reflecting onto a car, casting a bright light inside a shadow.) It's not always visible to our eyes but when working with any reflective surface, like metal and gems, any color you have in the surrounding area will reflect and affect the object your taking a photo of - even more so when you zoom in. So if you f.e. have a colored curtain covering your window or painted an accent wall in the room, it will change the light and color of the object in the photo. When you work with something as small as jewelry, which is entirely reflective surfaces, it's very noticeable. So if you were to use a black background, it will effectively alter the color of the jewelry according to the camera. For example: A golden ring on a white piece of paper it will look gold but take that same ring and put it on a black or navy blue surface and the ring's color will look almost bronze because the metal "picks up" the color around it. This is also why photography studios are usually a giant empty room with only equipment in the middle - because you don't want exterior light sources and you don't want the light to bounce off the walls. Hope that helped!

@@Mitsu92 THX... perfect answer! I understand because I know handling of light BUT I DID NOT THINK ABOUT REFLECTION MYSELF :) (Although I'm using additional exterior light)

@@ulizarembach3747 I only learned about this recently myself. I didn't think reflections would "attract" color to that extent but it makes sense when you work with something so small. Glad I could be of assistance, have a wonderful day! :D

It’s commonly called camera side diffusion. I refer to it as a glory hole.

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Well, I guess that depends on the look you’re after. But you can always use silver bounce cards or mirrors in place of one of the lights if you needed.

It’s cool. Those are the ones she didn’t swallow.

Marbles are awesome why not? 🤷🏼‍♀️

Facebook Queen - have a 2 year old much?

@@lovelyletter7460 I have a nephew and niece that were that age still young. I understand what you were trying to say. But the same thing could happen with any small toy. Another question would be if the child was supervised or not?

Roslund | MacKenzie For all the products he just happened to mention.

Roslund | MacKenzie I understand what you are saying. If it wasn’t intentional to promote these products then I got it wrong. Jeff

Agreed. So why is it a waste of time? The technique I show doesn’t require the equipment I use.

Glad you like it! LMK if you want a link to download it!

Can’t win. If I don’t cover gear, all I get are questions about the gear. If I do cover the gear, people complain I spent too much time explaining the gear.