Ring Jewelry Photography Tutorial - Shooting and Editing Rings

[@adrianarnett1478]

The most interesting, in depth tutorial I’ve seen on this subject.

[@yunuscenk2201]

most underrated, undersubscribed channel in KZbin photography history. unbelievable.

[@OrgulloCero]

I landed a job shooting silver jewlery and I was so nervous!! I've spent the whole day looking at tutorials and manuals but after our video I feel a lot better about it :) thank you so so much!!!

[@philiplaurell1163]

Haha! Same here! I've been shooting mostly people for over 2 decades. And now I have a huge job in front of me shooting hundreds of silver jewelry.

[@patthompson1253]

I've been frustrated for several years about the best and easiest way to do this. You've made mt job so much easier. Bravo!

[@christopherburke7042]

Jewelry industry expert hear to say, you sir are phenomenal and greatly appreciated!

[@ddchomeschool]

So helpful to see the difference between light without the paper tube and with. Thank you!

[@anil_taneja]

I can't explain just how helpful this video has been. I've been struggling with improving the quality of our jewelry photographs and this video has done wonders for the photos we now take!

[@Harvito87]

I want to congratulate you, this is the most well done tutorial ever in youtube. Excellente you should have more views

[@iRushab]

This just blew my mind. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Unfortunately, some clients may not understand the kind of work that goes into this type of photography.

[@filippetrovic845]

Yeah my client thought i can shoot and edit 1200 pieces of jewelry in fortnight.

[@JL76OH]

So far the best video on this subject that I’ve seen. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@SofiaPerez-rg7dj]

One of the best jewelry editing tutorials online. Thank you very much for the fantastic content!!!

[@kerrclement1]

I agree with every previous comment. Fist class, in depth tutorial

[@mikaelboel]

Now this is the kind of tutorial you want. All the important steps explained straight to the point. All 26 minutes are valuable. Excellent work!

[@purpledanita]

Please upload more videos, you're the best!! ❤

[@tramanand]

Very helpful, crystal clear audio and explanation! Excellent work, thanks a lot.

[@justbartee]

Thanks, my first ring sessions are booked, so I am sure I will watch this many times....

[@saltikkenan]

It is very hard to find valuable content in KZbin. Thank you for this wonderful video.

[@kimwold]

wow, hands down to this video! this man is really a profi and shares it with others

[@leatitiabester8613]

I have been searching for days now for something useful, thank you so much! Best wishes from a sunny South Africa!

[@cpistudio]

Brilliant advice, can't wait to test this out myself tomorrow. Thank you sir

[@patriciapalumbo]

Thank you for sharing your skills with us in such an excellent way!

[@EdenC996]

Not interested in either of the subject matter, sat through the entire video. Superb quality, great depth. Well done!

[@eshaqe360]

Eden Campbell 👀

[@damia499]

Detailed and clear presentation.thanks.as a photo editor this is by far most suitable Jewelry retouching tutorial for me.

[@danimordecai7611]

You're attention to detail id superb 😊

[@gryphonsmoon]

Such a great video! And exactly the sort of info I was looking for. Thank you!

[@RobSkovellPhotography]

Ive been photographing jewellery for 27 years and created a workflow by trial and error since photoshop edition 2. It was very clumsy, my camera was a Fuji S1 with very low, even hopeless resolution but with a LOT of work I managed to pull out saleable images. I’m now retired, (not by choice), but I was shooting directly into LR making basic changes and then using my limited skills in PS5 to complete each product. The work was/is tedious, boring and very complex, I was happy to finish 15 products a day before going partially insane spending so much time 15 cm from the IMac screen. I hated the work but did it when no other work was available. I enjoyed following your workflow and learned a few more techniques that would have saved me many hours of time. Ironically I am called upon to create “heritage images” for elderly clients which requires the same technique I used on jewellery. so I may give your method a try. But its always difficult to negotiate a fair price for the effort despite the education I give my clients.

[@dhanalakshmibose4619]

Great Work. Appreciate it. Now I'm clear about what's next. Thanks a bunch....

[@chelseypark]

I just started a small online jewelry business, and I've been trying to take photos myself.. I'm so shocked by how much work and detail go into one photo... But this is really amazing. Maybe I should consider hiring a professional.. 😅

[@IChannelOfficial]

Excellent tutorial!

[@bhuvanchawla]

Extremely detailed explanation and very helpful Content.. Thanks New Amsterdam Photo Video..

[@itskareena6067]

This video is amazing. Helped me a lot. Thank you. All the best buddy. I've been finding a proper jewelry retouching video for so long. Worth the wait I guess.

[@cpt.furies440]

Amazing Tutorial !!! Thanks .

[@Sonybo100]

Have you tried building this from tracing paper and some kind of plaque transparent? That way you'd be able to shoot directly throw the cone. This is also a great way! Both this and Karl Taylors light cone are great ways and I can't wait to test them out. Great straight to the point video : )

[@RajSingh-kl6xs]

it's amazing, covering everything. Thanks for the tutorial

[@shawkeen_admi]

Priceless education video Sir. Thank you so much.

[@dianaflorea952]

What a cool video! thanks for this, super helpful

[@zaidffgaming286]

I was searching for jwellery holding wax but I did not find whole India. Finally got a idea by watching your video. Thank sir. Very well explain.

[@victoriaksg5940]

moona sahara jewelry wax can be found on Amazon.

[@Govannonart]

Wow, had no idea how difficult it may be to shoot a single ring. Thanks for a bunch of useful tips. Will try with my rings the same procedure. Lucky me there are no stones ))) Best regards from Bashkortostan

[@ivageneva]

Very great tutorial! Super helpfull, I had to do this kind of photogrpahy and editing for hte first time to shoot some pieces for a friend and didn't find anything better! Thanks a lot for sharing the knowledge!

[@ΧρηστοςΜελας-ω9ω]

Great tutorial!!

[@pijushkantiroy92]

It's a great tutorial and helped me seriously and really outstanding. Thank you, Thank you very much.

[@omarmohamed6957]

Thank you so much this was an amazing video

[@anabannaish]

Very detailed, fantastic tutorial

[@geoffcarbone8174]

I have viewed hundreds of product photography videos. Many offered solid instruction, some were just plain bad. This video is by far the most professional, detailed, and clear instruction I have seen. However, depending on how much post-editing you choose to do, the work can be quite tedious. Of course savings masks and other parts of the editing process will help save time when working with batches and for future work. Since this video was created five (5) years ago I have to wonder if this level of work is only necessary for things such as catalog work. Hard to imagine this level would be needed for a jewelry shot on something like Etsy.🔘

[@mohammedabdo198]

Excellent tutorial, truly well done

[@fomoterapi]

Very valuable video. a thousand thanks.

[@melissacarroll5900]

Wow....Great Tutorial, Thanks!

its so helpful hello from istanbul thanks 🙏 for your help

[@aleczandrajewels2330]

Thank you very much for this fantastic video!!! you rock

[@markcomputertech7997]

Museum Wax is better than a hot melt glue gun. You can also use extension tubes instead of expensive macro lenses.

[@xino_z]

Thx for the suggestion, the smell of hot glue maxes me ill

[@Vigilence]

I would definitely buy your jewelry course.

[@wilkosoft]

Super, super video. Thanks

[@mamishin3199]

woooooow! Thnak you sooooo muchhhhh!!! very very helpful

[@hardikchudasama6128]

its amazing video you create, make more video like this product photography, and you are amazingly making video as simple to understanding to me, food photo shoot, and make more video like food splash shoot with commercial project to use trick. thanks buddy for this Great idea!

[@ulizarembach3747]

Perfect hints... no question! But please give me one little answer: Why jewelry is NOT shot in front of BLACK VELVET background...??? (Almost 80% of jewelry has got WHITE background) I don't understand the reason or the effect.

[@mrbig3386]

Would appreciate if you shared those color guides.

[@nameeralashqar]

proffesional work good job thank you

[@ilijadadasovic6962]

Thank you for this tutorial :)

[@deinephotography]

Amazing tips...

[@lucashenriquebenetti7875]

Incrível!! Excelente trabalho

[@dodoki4773]

nice one

[@juliasysoyeva9097]

You are greate! Thank you!

[@HaleyIvers]

HOLY SH*T, thank you for this!!!

[@rullysilver]

Thanks, I know have a enlightment for taking picture of my jewelries

[@abhishekdutt4437]

Thanks buddy

[@mlr00c]

I just landed a job editing jewelry. how can I find the images you used for the Pantone color charts for the metals and stones?

[@fenrox7126]

You mentioned an average F number for pictures, what about ISO or shutter speeds? I have been taking these kinds of pictures but a lot of the white gold and diamond pieces almost look out of focus or like metal with how dingy the pictures are getting. I ahve a lightbox so I can set the light however I want, its the settings of TV, AV and ISO that keep messing with me!

[@evelinabrendubasa918]

thank you for sharing!

[@leandrosptichak]

Amazing.

[@destinyreidel]

Time stamp: 12:20 I can’t seem to get shift F5 to work, it doesn’t pull up the fill window. Can someone help, using Mac?

[@marilia1993]

I know Im probably late af but I have a question, how many watts is the light? Im looking to build a mini studio at home but can't decide on my lamps (since I cant afford super expensive pro lights this looked perfect)

[@relaxationandmeditationmus636]

Can you please make on Earrings photography

[@agustinmendoza4567]

i need help once i isolate the selection around the ring and try to get the white background it makes whats inside of the selection white, the interior of the selection becomes white instead of the outside, im working on a ring and i need some help, please thank you

[@NewAmsterdamVape]

With the selection, right click and select Inverse. If it's a mask press control I to invert the mask

[@micro9191]

I'm looking for some freelance I have 5 year's experience in jewellery retouching in photoshop if you can. it's very helpful to me.

[@hanzel1080]

thanks

[@jmattia996]

Where can i get the Pantone color and opacity for Emerald and other stones?

[@sabrinaseacrist5308]

The tubes would def. cut down on reflections,...

[@Coroconogka]

Omg, my client wants to pay 2$ per photo. This is huge work.

[@djjulianokunha]

I try this for see work for me.

[@giorgosdiakoumakos8766]

Thank you!!!!

[@seymourmansell3769]

Hey where can I get it the pathing services done for less than a dollar per image?

[@ne0bis]

google it, there is thousands of websites, mostly from India =)

[@dena730]

I cant select both paths at the same time i dont know whats wrong

[@Jaibytes]

How about shoot with nikkor 40 mm macro lens?

[@TheMusti069]

thank youuu

[@tenancysolved5578]

Can you give me a web address for the pathing service i have over 50 pictures in jewellery?

[@sangyedorje]

What happens at 12:12 mark? The selection gets inverted, how did you do that?

[@SoowDeJu]

Cntr i?

[@buymyjewellery]

Great tutorial made it look easy ,practice make perfect thanks

[@navidkarimi5513]

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@vipulborade7455]

tutorial is amazing however using brush tool to get the gold color makes it look a bit unnatural and more of a color and not a metal..........keep posting cheers!!

[@Shadoufang]

Use different brushes, tweaking the settings to your taste. Brushing was also the best method I've discovered by myself. Speed and quality can be achieved by this. But, do you have other ideas on making it realistic while doing it fast?

[@moboughanmi]

U didn’t edit the diamond u need to remove the black areas

[@ahmetozlu1057]

You can look gem light box

[@dejunco]

Seriously high quality content, thank you for sharing.

[@raisingbarssince1978]

Love the video, but when shooting hundrets of objects, this workflow is not feasable for any client. unless he wants to spent millions.

[@josephmahon5516]

This is an excellent tutorial on so many levels. Very helpful. Easy to follow, informative, great voice and explanations. Lots of good information! Thank you so much!

[@kamyarzarin]

hello, thank you for your time. I was wondering how did you change the inside, and outside. after using the pen tool, you chose the paths, and then on the new layer you hit the rectangle, then a black box came up, but then it just change to white, how did you do that? it's at the first 20 seconds of 12:04

[@agourphotography2368]

It's amazing, covering everything. I was looking for such a video for months. Now I need to see shooting necklaces and earrings. :)

[@matrixnavigator6669]

Awesome information! Thank you for sharing. I've been shooting and editing jewelry for a few years now in a very similar way, but I learned some really cool new things from your video, especially the lighten mode with the low opacity brush. I've been using the low opacity brush, but the lighten makes it faster because it doesn't go over the edges. Awesome!!! Also, for clients who don't realize how much actually goes into a photo like this, I can now send this video to them to show them that is, in fact, a very detailed and time-consuming endeavor.

[@MichaelShatravka]

That paper cylinder is a game changer, I been cutting out bounce boards and hanging them all over the place, never again! This video was super helpful, just what I needed, thank you!

[@superpera11]

I think this is the best tutorial I have seen so far. 4 years ago and is still very useful, thank you so much.

[@sewathome]

Respect for knowing your stuff. But I feel sorry for the sucker that buys that ring online 😦

[@sn350channel]

Have you ever seen how the Big Mac or Whopper looks like on television or internet ads? It's like picture perfect hamburger so juicy and tasty, yet when you order it looks like shit, but who cares... you got what you paid for and life goes on.

[@interdec]

Yeah, I hear you. What we actually see is the best possible representation of what the product could be...but isn't...just as in the other respondents Burger example. The thing to bear in mind, I guess, is that a macro photograph shows up details that the eye can't normally see, and so we can end up with a product that looks worse than we see it with our naked eye...and so it has to be "fixed up" to an extent. This video, for me, is well over the top. It's effectively a painting of the original item, digital art I suppose; undeniably no longer a photograph. You should see what turned up at the airport as my "Russian Internet Bride', compared to the photographs. 😩 She turned out to be quite a good cook though, and an absolute demon between the sheets, so it's all good in the end!! 😊

[@xristinakakoliri8918]

@@interdec wow...........SAMSARA