What should I pay attention to when shooting gold jewelry?

Pay attention to when shooting gold jewelry:

The key is light.

If there is no professional lighting at home, find a sunny day, a window sill, a place with direct solar energy, and Yuba can also do it.

Find a piece of white paper, very white, slightly bent without creases, put the jewelry in the middle of the white paper, and adjust the angle of light and camera.

2. Focus and shoot.

Then simply use PS to process it later and remove the background. The texture of your jewelry will come out. And what kind of lamp tents are sold? Just put things in and match a lamp. Here's some information I found for you: (Take a look, it may be helpful) 1 Lighting selected during shooting:

To shoot a good work, the preliminary work is very important, and lighting is the most important link. Jewelry is characterized by high reflectivity, which can reflect most or even all of the irradiated light back. The simpler the shape, the more difficult it is to shoot a smooth reflective subject. Improper lighting will lead to uneven light or large contrast between light and shade, and there will be many disorderly flowers. Because each kind of jewelry has different texture and reflective characteristics, the demand for light distribution is also different. General lighting tools include tracing paper, black and white, gold and silver reflectors, spotlights, soft boxes, etc. to meet the shooting needs of different jewelry.