Excuse me, how to shoot ceramics and how to match them? Please be more detailed and perfect.

I am a photographer for the Pacific auction, and I need to take hundreds of photos of porcelain for each auction. First of all, porcelain shooting belongs to still life shooting, and photographic lights and background paper are essential. Skillful use of photographic lamp exposure skills is a necessary condition for shooting porcelain well. This is the usual accumulation. It's no use not knowing the principle of photography. Secondly, lighting requirements: ceiling lamp (with beehive), background lamp (with beehive) and front light (with beehive). In addition, long soft box side lights are needed to show the arc light and shadow effect of vertical porcelain. Third, the background paper should be black, white and gray. 4. The flash exposure is1125 and the aperture is F 16-22. Fifth, patting the plate can be made of clay. Sixth, the porcelain should be shot separately. From the appraisal point of view, the feet should be shot clearly and from multiple angles. Seventh, in order to reduce the front light spot, you can put the front light away without a hood, or use spray on the surface of porcelain. Finally, if high-grade porcelain needs high-quality photos, you can consult Pacific Auction and provide photography services. See the auction catalogue for details.