If you are selling your jewelry online, you need good photos of it. Jewelry photography is an art form and can be very challenging, but there are several editing techniques that can make your jewelry photos stand out and make your customers want to purchase what you’re selling. The following retouching techniques can help you to improve the quality of your images and make it easier to sell what you have created.

Don't Underestimate the Power of Good Lighting

A lot of jewelry designers underestimate the power that lighting can have on their product photography. Lighting is one of the most important factors when it comes to taking pictures, but many jewelry makers don't know how to make use of light properly. Here are a few tips for getting the best lighting for your photos.

Get in Close

Getting close to the jewelry is a great way to capture the details and get a high-quality image that will look good on social media. If you're photographing with a DSLR camera, it's important to use a macro lens or get as close as possible without touching your subject.

Use a Reflector

When shooting jewelry, using a reflector can help you capture the highlights and shadows that are present on your subject. This will result in a more even lighting, which will make your subject look more natural. A good rule of thumb is to place the metal object on one side of the object and then position your reflector opposite it so that they meet at an angle. Make sure to use a white or silver reflector for light-colored objects and a black or dark gray reflector for dark-colored objects.

Use a Tripod

If you're just starting out as a jewelry photographer, you may not have the budget to invest in an expensive tripod. Luckily, there are many affordable options available that will still do the trick!

Edit Your Images

Even if you have a high quality camera and take great pictures, there are still some common issues that will affect your photos. The most common issue is skin glare. Skin glare happens when the light from the flash reflects off your model’s skin. To fix this problem, you will need to retouch their skin color with an image editor like Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro.

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