How can you take such good pictures? Ask the master. Hope to get more detailed steps. If you can get practical help, 50 points will be given!

Let me talk about my experience first~~

I also met several clothing stores through Baidu~I asked this question~

Some There are no lights, and the equipment is not very good, but the pictures taken are also very good and very creative~~ Some people bought lights and used good equipment to take pictures, but the pictures are still not ideal. Of course, there are also people who used good equipment to take good pictures~

Actually, the method is to learn some photography knowledge by yourself first. Once you understand the photography knowledge, you can shoot your own videos~~ For tutorials, I always recommend the New York School of Photography and the Digital Bible. If you can’t find it, HI online and I’ll pass it on to you~

Now to answer your questions~

1. What kind of lamp to buy depends on your room~~ The bigger the power, the better. ~Because the shutter and light flash are not synchronized, generally the shutter can only be controlled below 250, so if the power is too high, it will be overexposed, and if you open the aperture too small, the depth of field will not be visible~So which light to buy depends on how big the room you have~I have three here A room of more than ten square meters is too small~ It was allocated by the company. I don’t think you would be willing to get a room larger than this, right? If you only shoot clothes, one or two lights, smaller ones will do~~ You can check out U2’s suit~ It’s cost-effective and the quality is good~~

2. As for how to place it, the first thing to consider is It depends on your product~ In order to reflect the characteristics of a product, it usually takes many attempts to find the best position before finally choosing it, and this is different from everyone’s understanding of the product~

3. Of course you have to iron it, how to make it look good~ I will give you a technique for photographing clothes, there are these instructions~

4. As I said before, master more photography skills , only you can help yourself, others can't help, the products are different, only by mastering and accumulating your own experience can you produce good films, others can't help you for a lifetime~

The following are excerpts from some clothing shoots You can refer to the product tips~

First of all, make sure the clothing is in the best condition, which means there should be no traces of stains on the clothing and no buttons that look loose

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Secondly, clothing that has just been ironed is the best state for shooting, especially shirts and trousers, such as blue jeans.

Slight wrinkles are more natural.

After the clothes are ready, you can place them on a flat surface or let the model wear them for shooting. If placed on a flat surface, spread the garment as wide as possible so people can see the entire design. If you are photographing a folded shirt, the length of the sleeves is generally not visible to the viewer.

If you are photographing a model wearing clothing, make sure the clothing is natural. You can choose to include the model's face

or just focus on the clothes, depending on what you want. Have a few needles on hand

to adjust the condition of the garment to make it look more perfect.

As with any photo, the background should never be more prominent than the outfit you are photographing. White, gray

and black backgrounds are all good. If you are using a model, the same is true. There should be no objects in the background that steal the spotlight.

When photographing clothing placed on a flat surface, choosing soft lighting effects will bring

good effects to your clothing.

With a model, you can place a light on either side of the model. This avoids

strong shadows produced by single lights. It’s better to have a softbox so the clothing looks very natural.

Using a brighter light source can make the clothing look closer to its true color. Place a light behind the model

to illuminate the background and make the model stand out from the background. As long as you can see

the front of the garment, a little more shadow is no big deal.

When shooting, the camera should be placed directly above the clothing. When shooting models, you can choose different angles according to the different parts you want to show. A zoom lens is good when shooting small items, but if you want to shoot models, it is best to bring a lens with you. For wide angle, 18-55 is good, and of course a tripod is indispensable.

Take a few random photos and get some close-ups of the interesting little details. Clothes that are laid out flat are easier to photograph, but those on models require a few more attempts to get the best shooting angle. In general, it is better to focus on the details of the clothes than to include the model's entire body and part of the background in the photo.

When framing, be careful not to include imperfections in the background. In most cases, apart from cropping and adjustments to contrast, brightness, etc., there is no need for more tedious post-production adjustments in clothing photography. If your lighting is good enough in the early stage, there is basically no need to adjust it later. Shooting with models may require post-editing, but this is limited to adjusting the model’s own flaws.

In short, taking online store clothing photos is easy. Remember a few keys to a clothing photo: clean, ironed, neutral background and soft lighting.