Comments on: Photo tips to make your product look its best http://publicityhound.net/photo-tips-to-make-your-product-look-its-best/ Tips, Tricks & Tools for Free Publicity Sat, 11 Feb 2012 15:15:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: jack http://publicityhound.net/photo-tips-to-make-your-product-look-its-best/comment-page-1/#comment-81466 jack Tue, 27 Mar 2007 04:42:11 +0000 http://publicityhound.net/index.php/photo-tips-to-make-your-product-look-its-best/#comment-81466 oh thanks for giving me this information, Because before this information i was not aware about it that how a person can make a setting of studio and some camera background and also with lighting. oh thanks for giving me this information, Because before this information i was not aware about it that how a person can make a setting of studio and some camera background and also with lighting.

]]> By: Angie Pedersen http://publicityhound.net/photo-tips-to-make-your-product-look-its-best/comment-page-1/#comment-81356 Angie Pedersen Mon, 26 Mar 2007 18:12:53 +0000 http://publicityhound.net/index.php/photo-tips-to-make-your-product-look-its-best/#comment-81356 A follow-up -- Digital Scrapbooking's premiere issue (on newsstands now) has a feature article on setting up a home studio, with suggestions on lighting, backgrounds, camera settings, and more. Very comprehensive. A follow-up — Digital Scrapbooking’s premiere issue (on newsstands now) has a feature article on setting up a home studio, with suggestions on lighting, backgrounds, camera settings, and more. Very comprehensive.

]]> By: Angie Pedersen http://publicityhound.net/photo-tips-to-make-your-product-look-its-best/comment-page-1/#comment-79144 Angie Pedersen Wed, 21 Mar 2007 18:04:34 +0000 http://publicityhound.net/index.php/photo-tips-to-make-your-product-look-its-best/#comment-79144 One of the scrapbooking magazines offered tips on doing a "home photo shoot" several years ago. Some of their tips: * try taking a photo near a window for natural lighting * set up a photo shoot in your garage with the door up - drape a white or black sheet over a ladder for a backdrop. * take photos outside in early morning or late afternoon (the light is best then) Both of my "professional" photos have been done at home by my husband (who is definitely not a photographer). One of the scrapbooking magazines offered tips on doing a “home photo shoot” several years ago. Some of their tips:
* try taking a photo near a window for natural lighting
* set up a photo shoot in your garage with the door up – drape a white or black sheet over a ladder for a backdrop.
* take photos outside in early morning or late afternoon (the light is best then)

Both of my “professional” photos have been done at home by my husband (who is definitely not a photographer).

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