{"id":56969,"date":"2017-04-26T14:30:58","date_gmt":"2017-04-26T14:30:58","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.photigy.com\/school\/?p=56969"},"modified":"2019-04-27T14:11:49","modified_gmt":"2019-04-27T14:11:49","slug":"jewelry-photography-bts-necklace-shot","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.photigy.com\/school\/jewelry-photography-bts-necklace-shot\/","title":{"rendered":"Jewelry Photography Behind The Scene: How To Photograph a Necklace"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Jewelry Photography Behind The Scene:<\/h2>\n

How To Photograph a Necklace<\/p>\n

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My name is Aron and this is my another BTS \u00a0for Photigy – it will be short but I hope it will be interesting for you.<\/p>\n

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Jewelry Photography Behind The Scene<\/h1>\n

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They idea was to get necklace shot on dark background with spot gradient on the surface and this all was done in the single shot (no stacking)<\/p>\n

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As shooting surface I used large floor tile (black gloss finish).
I like that more than acrylic because is much harder to scratch and there is much less dust then on plastic. Black glass will works great as well.<\/p>\n

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I used three lights for this shot.<\/p>\n

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Light number 1 with 30 degree grid behind the DIY diffuser behind the subject (that light giving nice spot on the surface)<\/p>\n

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Light number 2 on the left hand side with 20 degree grid to highlight little stones and a bit of ribbon.<\/p>\n

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Light number 3 on the right hand side with 10 degree grid to highlight ribbon.<\/p>\n

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As diffuser I used DIY solution \u2013 metal frame from old laundry drying rack and Savage transom diffusion.<\/p>\n

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To avoid stacking I used technical camera. Front element with lens has been tilted so whole subject is in focus at f11.<\/p>\n

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