KarenAylwood
<font color=red>It wouldn't be the holidays withou
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I'm figuring that if there's a way to do it right- my DIS photographers will know!
My mom is putting up some jewelry on ebay- it's all rhinestone costume jewelry and she's having major issues taking pictures that capture what the pieces really look like. I don't live near her so I can't help her out but have fiddled around with some jewelry here and realized that it really is hard to do.
She has a normal digital camera. Are there any tricks to this? All I could think of was telling her to use no flash with good lighting.
I'm really trying to help her out because I know she won't put them up for auction if she can't get good pictures of them.
TIA!
My mom is putting up some jewelry on ebay- it's all rhinestone costume jewelry and she's having major issues taking pictures that capture what the pieces really look like. I don't live near her so I can't help her out but have fiddled around with some jewelry here and realized that it really is hard to do.
She has a normal digital camera. Are there any tricks to this? All I could think of was telling her to use no flash with good lighting.

I'm really trying to help her out because I know she won't put them up for auction if she can't get good pictures of them.
TIA!
