I'm going to buy an entry-level SLR, and I'm interested in Canon 600D. I have no photographic background. I mainly want to ask people who know, is this camera enough to shoot clothes?

There are enough cameras, and we need to prepare suitable lenses. The cheap one can be 17~85, and the best one is fixed focus, f50 1.8. Also pay attention to shooting skills:

The most important thing in clothing shooting is authenticity, what you see is what you get. Whether it is color reproduction, texture, fabric, we must shoot accurately. Let buyers feel that your product pictures are credible. So the details are very important when shooting. You can't take a rough picture, but show all the details of color, fabric texture and clothing design. This way, buyers can rest assured of buying your goods.

Steps/methods Color temperature: After a period of time, I found that some sellers like to take photos of their products in the sun. There is nothing wrong with this, but there is a problem. The solar conditions are changeable. It is often rainy, and the lighting conditions from morning till night in a day are actually very different. Although the color of clothes taken in the sun is more accurate, it is not easy to control. The color taken at noon is obviously different from that taken in the afternoon. Therefore, we still need a simple studio, a constant and controllable studio, which can make the color of the shot completely consistent with the sunlight. Under the condition of sunlight, whether it is cloudy, sunny or rainy, the color temperature of illumination changes in the range of 5200 K-7400 K So I didn't choose the expensive big flash when shooting, but chose the constant bright energy-saving lamp with the color temperature of 6400K sunlight. A group of 4 lamp holders, a ***8 35W lamps, make the light source accurate and sufficient. Don't be greedy when choosing light bulbs. Generally, the color temperature of 6400K is indicated on the packaging of domestic energy-saving lamps, but it is actually out of reach. It is best to choose famous brands such as Philips, Panasonic and GE. )

In addition, some sellers put YY directly under the light bulb to shoot. This is the most taboo, because the light bulb is yellow and warm, which is very different from the real thing.

Background: Background is very important. It should be flat and wrinkle-free. Color does not affect the integrity of clothes, and the contrast should not be too strong. So I chose to shoot on the unpainted wooden floor, because the color of wood is the most natural, and any color can be set off without grabbing it. In addition, you can also choose some warm fabrics as the background, but you must iron them flat before use.

Equipment: My suggestion is to use a professional digital SLR. Now the SLR is not expensive. It's similar to high-end DC, but the photos taken are very different. Of course, most sellers still use small household DC, which doesn't matter, but there is one DD seller who must use it, and that is tripod. Don't underestimate this DD. Tripod is very useful. It makes your photos clearer and more layered. This is too important, isn't it? Some people will say that my camera is anti-shake Hehe, it's useless. Digital anti-shake does not improve the quality of photos, on the contrary, it reduces the number of pixels in photos. Don't believe it? You try!

Photos had better not be PS. There is a simple reason. Too much beautification will lose its true colors. Nature is the most beautiful.

Note: I think the most important thing in clothing shooting is authenticity, what you see is what you get. Whether it is color reproduction, texture, fabric, we must shoot accurately. Let buyers feel that your product pictures are credible. So the details are very important when shooting. You can't take a rough picture, but show all the details of color, fabric texture and clothing design. This way, buyers can rest assured of buying your goods.