Stitching Smiles by Kathie Studnicky-Labombard Ipads are great for photos! That’s a great way to take product shots because the screen is bigger and a bit easier to edit on. Keep going!😊 And thanks for stopping by to watch!
I use some similar techniques for my eBay product photography, especially for boardgames and 3-dimensional objects too large or thick or rounded to be scanned on my multifunction printer. Instead of a white Ikea table, I flip one of my tablecloths to its plain white reverse side (since I don't have any completely white tablecloths) and drape it over a card table in my kitchen. And when I want a white bit of "wall" behind an item, I move the card table against the back door and lean a sheet of white foam core board (2 ft. x 3 ft./approx. 60cm x 90 cm) against the door. (I should do more of my eBay product photography against the back door, as the card table's usual position is directly under the overhead fluorescent light, which creates a bit of glare.) I use an Android smartphone I bought at Amazon which had Amazon Photos pre-installed, so all of the photos I take with my phone are automatically saved to the cloud. To edit, I download the photos I want to use from Amazon Photos to my computer, and use the Photos app in Windows 10 to edit (mostly cropping to emphasize the product itself, plus occasional lighting or color correction). I enjoyed seeing the clever ideas you had, though. Your pictures certainly look more professional than my usual eBay product images, and you didn't buy a lot of fancy equipment beyond the phone itself!
Wow! These are fantastic tips you have. I like the flipped tablecloth and foam core tips. I do computer editing as well but many viewers only have access to their phone to take photos so I wanted to help them not have to use a computer. I’d love to do a video with simple editing techniques. Thank you for your thoughtful comment and for watching! Please stay in touch. Kindest regards! 😊📸
@@KarenVMiguel I most certainly did subscribe and used your tips to take my pics for my website that I am revamping! Thanks so much. Please be sure to follow Amy’s Exquisite Gifts on all social media platforms including CZcams to see how I used your tips. Thanks again for this video and your channel. I have n binge watching 😂
Can’t wait! After quarantine is over, I’m starting to sell at markets! Do you think I should make an Etsy to sell my leftovers after the markets? Thanks!
If you can create enough inventory without tiring yourself too much, you should absolutely consider a way to sell online. You will increase the reach of your product to outside your local area. Best of luck! Stay in touch and let me know how it goes!
Karen V Miguel Great idea, thank you! My goal is 25 of each type of scarf, 25 of two types of adult beanies, 15 child beanies, and 10 baby beanies. Also Pom poms that can be added for a few extra dollars. Should that be enough?
CCStars Talk to other vendors of the shows you plan to apply to and estimate your inventory based on their sales. Factor in that shows mst be smaller this year because of the pandemic. If it’s for online selling, start with just one or two in each colour or style. Take pictures of your starting batch then backfill as you sell. It’s much less expensive on yarn.🧶 I love your spunk!
I am 66 yrs young and I’m new to crocheting, taking photos ( thanks for posting this video) . Please teach me how to get photos on Instagram. How do I put some of my mom’s old photos in the groups that I have joined. TIA.
Good refresher course. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the great video1
Thank you for stopping by! All the best to you!
Thanks so much 😃 ❤️
Great tut
Thank you!
Thank you so much for these amazing tips. It all looks so simple and easy and I can’t wait to get started. So happy to have discovered you🎉
You are so welcome! 😊
Amazing tips, thank you.
Hi Karen. I take photos of my fos with my iPad lol.
Stitching Smiles by Kathie Studnicky-Labombard Ipads are great for photos! That’s a great way to take product shots because the screen is bigger and a bit easier to edit on. Keep going!😊 And thanks for stopping by to watch!
Karen V Miguel thank you for the encouragement
These are amazing! Can't wait to put these easy product shots into practice!
I hope you put it to great use! Tag me if you post a photo.
I can try this at home!
Absolutely! I wish you all the best!
My daughter has a crochet 🧶 business! I’m going to share your channel with her!
Thank you for sharing my channel with her! So sweet. Happy Mother’s Day!
Brilliant idea to use the framed canvas!!
Thank you! It’s amazing how many things you can find around your home that serve as great backdrops.
OMG... You are wonderful. Thank you so much for this video and showing step by step how to take pictures and making them look professional 👍
You are so welcome!
Thanks for the comprehensive how to!!
Thanks for stopping by and watching! 😊
I loved these tips, can't wait to put these into practice to make better photos!!
Ooo! I’d love to hear how your photos turn out! All the best!
I've learned a lot from watching this video - thanks!
Thank you so much for watching! 😊
I think ur cute dog wants to join u in the video.. 🥰
Our little pug wants to be with me every second of the day. He's a sweetie. Thank you for watching!
Thank you for this video Karen! I really enjoyed seeing the ways you change the settings to impact the coloring of the product.
Thank you for stopping by and watching!
Thanks for sharing! Amazing video!
Thanks so much!
Thank you ma, so simple wonderful and easy
What an amazing video😍 thank you so so much
Thank you! I hope you are able to try some of the tips! Thank you again for watching.😊
Thank you for the very informative video!
It’s always a pleasure! Thank you for watching.
Thanks, Karen. This is helpful.
Omg I’m scrolling looking for inspo and here you are! How’s everything been?
Omg! Hey girl! I’ve been great! Keeping busy during the lockdown. We should schedule a call and chat.
New subscriber here! Thank you so much for your videos. I don't sell products but I know that I can still learn a lot.
If you ever get stuck needing shots of your yummy meals and don’t have a DSLR, these phone tips may help. Thanks for stopping by to watch!😊
I use some similar techniques for my eBay product photography, especially for boardgames and 3-dimensional objects too large or thick or rounded to be scanned on my multifunction printer. Instead of a white Ikea table, I flip one of my tablecloths to its plain white reverse side (since I don't have any completely white tablecloths) and drape it over a card table in my kitchen. And when I want a white bit of "wall" behind an item, I move the card table against the back door and lean a sheet of white foam core board (2 ft. x 3 ft./approx. 60cm x 90 cm) against the door. (I should do more of my eBay product photography against the back door, as the card table's usual position is directly under the overhead fluorescent light, which creates a bit of glare.) I use an Android smartphone I bought at Amazon which had Amazon Photos pre-installed, so all of the photos I take with my phone are automatically saved to the cloud. To edit, I download the photos I want to use from Amazon Photos to my computer, and use the Photos app in Windows 10 to edit (mostly cropping to emphasize the product itself, plus occasional lighting or color correction).
I enjoyed seeing the clever ideas you had, though. Your pictures certainly look more professional than my usual eBay product images, and you didn't buy a lot of fancy equipment beyond the phone itself!
Wow! These are fantastic tips you have. I like the flipped tablecloth and foam core tips. I do computer editing as well but many viewers only have access to their phone to take photos so I wanted to help them not have to use a computer. I’d love to do a video with simple editing techniques. Thank you for your thoughtful comment and for watching! Please stay in touch. Kindest regards! 😊📸
Thank you for the great ideas 💕 love from Argentina 😘
Hello my Argentinian friend! Thank you for watching and am so glad you find the information useful! I hope you’d tune in for my next video! 😊🌸
These tips were very helpful thank you. :)
You're so welcome!😊🌸
Awesome Content!
Appreciate it!
I've also used the paper backing you can get for fish tanks. There are so many patterns available.
Oh my gosh! You are so creative! See what amazing things we do from home?! Thanks for this cool tip!😊👍🏼
Thank you so much for this
My pleasure Amy. Thank you for watching. I hope you subscribe and enjoy more videos. Cheers!😊
@@KarenVMiguel I most certainly did subscribe and used your tips to take my pics for my website that I am revamping! Thanks so much.
Please be sure to follow Amy’s Exquisite Gifts on all social media platforms including CZcams to see how I used your tips. Thanks again for this video and your channel. I have n binge watching 😂
That’s fantastic! I’ll be sure to check out your socials!
I’ll be posting all the pics I did today soon!!
Can’t wait! After quarantine is over, I’m starting to sell at markets! Do you think I should make an Etsy to sell my leftovers after the markets? Thanks!
If you can create enough inventory without tiring yourself too much, you should absolutely consider a way to sell online. You will increase the reach of your product to outside your local area. Best of luck! Stay in touch and let me know how it goes!
Karen V Miguel Great idea, thank you! My goal is 25 of each type of scarf, 25 of two types of adult beanies, 15 child beanies, and 10 baby beanies. Also Pom poms that can be added for a few extra dollars. Should that be enough?
CCStars Talk to other vendors of the shows you plan to apply to and estimate your inventory based on their sales. Factor in that shows mst be smaller this year because of the pandemic. If it’s for online selling, start with just one or two in each colour or style. Take pictures of your starting batch then backfill as you sell. It’s much less expensive on yarn.🧶 I love your spunk!
I am 66 yrs young and I’m new to crocheting, taking photos ( thanks for posting this video) . Please teach me how to get photos on Instagram. How do I put some of my mom’s old photos in the groups that I have joined. TIA.
The groups on Facebook. I forgot to mention that.
Which app did you use?