Posts Tagged ‘strobes’
Studio Lighting - Sunday, March 23, 2008 11:51 - 0 Comments
Classic Setup for Photographing Jewelry

Classic, for me anyway, method that I shoot jewelry. Most of the time my clients want clean, easy to see pieces that show off the finish or the stones. I find that large soft light with lots of fill works to deliver the smooth highlights and well lit jewels.
You can create this with a scrim and lights, a double scrim (two separated by 6 - 10 inches), a softbox or combination softbox / scrim. Just depends on what you want to achieve. I use lots of canned air to clean set, bees wax to affix the jewelry, makup mirrors for adding snaps of light and an assortment of small cut white fill boards.
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- Getting A White Background with Speedlights
- Single Small Strobe Portrait Directly Into the Sun
- Announcing the Portland, Maine Workshop
- Audio Interview with Ken Epstein
- Versatile Softlight for Portraits
- Beating the Sun with a Small Flash in a Miami, Arizona Alley
- Fill Flash: Two Examples
- Simple Setups For Dramatic Lighting
- Umbrella Basics
