FotoFuze lets you make professional product photography out of ordinary photographs from ordinary cameras. For free. To help keep your business looking fresh and up to date, you can add sets of photos to our website and our software will process those photos into professional looking product photography for free, which you can access from any computer, any time when you Join FotoFuze (also free!). read more

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This blog is about one thing: Learning how to use off-camera flash with your dSLR to take your photos to the next level. Or the next ten levels.

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Product Photography: Same shirt, two very different photographs. Using an alluring thumbnail gets attention to your shop.  Using pictures that give a  good description of your product prevents client disappointment.

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Product Photography: Here is an easy way to make your metal jewelry shine when taking a picture.

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Tips on product photography, improving your shop & drawing in customers with your thumbnail shots on Etsy (or any online shop). These are some of the things that I have learned about product photography, since opening samsstuff.

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Newest writer and Handmadeology’s resident product photography pro Mariano, has put together a $12 product photography set up that will help you acheive studio quality product photography .

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I listed some Vintage Lavender Eye Pillows on my website this week and thought would I share just how easy it is to make a decent little area for a simple photo shoot. Mind you, there are many, many more blogs with professional looking photos and tutorials, but this one will show just how quick and easy it is to get you started.

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An indispensable guide to styling your photos, by the fabulously talented Kim of Trampoline, a vintage shop which has some of the best photography on Etsy. 'Nuff said.

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Please enjoy these free instructional video pods, covering many aspects of digital photography. These are great, easy to understand lessons for shooters of ALL LEVELS.

Written by Jason Dirks on May 24, 2010, originally posted on Meylah: http://meylah.com

Do you ever struggle with getting the perfect photograph of your products and wonder why the just don't look as good as they do in person? Most likely the answer is yes and it's probably due to how and where you are shooting your products as well as editing the final images, but it may also be due to your camera. read more