Handmade Product Photography: Watch This Before You Start

[@Tizzitco]

Hope you liked the video! What's your biggest product photography tip for new shop owners?

[@mrfoameruk]

The advice I would give if you dont want an expensive dslr (which can be overly complicated) but want better quality photos that a phoe is to get a bridge camera. Something like a Fuji Finepix range. It does close ups (that some DSLR wont unless you spend 100's on lenses), they ares so bulky so easy to hold all day and will allows setting to be changed. The main setting is the white balance so what ever lighting you have you can compensate by using a white sheet of paper so all photos will then compensate witha accurate white background.

[@Tizzitco]

Great tips! Thanks for sharing :)

[@PunsandPixels]

Great video. Thank you for all the tips

[@kahoycrafts]

Great tips, and good timing! I recently built a new photo lightbox with neutral backdrop to improve my product photography.

[@Tizzitco]

That is awesome, Michael! Hope you'll share it with us in #tizzitcircle :) - L

[@Crossword131]

Great content!! I just subbed. Can't wait to see more! Au revoir!

[@Tizzitco]

Awesome! Thank-you for subscribing :) - L

[@lmorgan5775]

I use a light box, but i feel like the pictures aren't as good as they could be.

[@Tizzitco]

Thanks for sharing, Lisa! You can always share your pictures with our community members; they're all super helpful & would be glad to offer some feedback & help to make them stronger :) - L

[@christinehoffman1825]

Thank you 😊

[@riansengupta8030]

Please comment on the quality of the photo attached

[@yasminc.89]

I´m using a Nikon B500 but the photos I take inside never look good and sharp enough...

[@riansengupta8030]

Well how can I share my photos to receive comments

[@Tizzitco]

Hi! It's not possible to share photos in KZbin comments, if you'd like feedback on your photography you can ask in our free Facebook group here: facebook.com/groups/tizzit - Alicja from team Tizzit