What lens do you choose for product photography?

If you want to shoot a stereoscopic effect, you still need a wide-angle lens, such as Longteng 17-50 or Sigma 18-50 (a small aperture is enough), and even Canon 18-55 is good, so you can shoot at close range, and expanding the viewing angle is more important than macro.

I dare not recommend expensive equipment because I am not sure what you want to shoot, but the gap between these and top equipment in imaging is actually quite small. If you are wide-angle, don't buy a fixed-focus lens, it is difficult to grasp.

You can show the website what you shot and the effect you want.

Sweating. . . . This cloth light is very strong (I don't know about the cloth light), but it must be the effect of PS, which is obvious. . . The simple point is to improve the contrast and saturation, or to teach yourself.