How to take product photos like a pro

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#1 ryan on 09.13.07 at 5:57 pm

Great Article! But a couple additions:

don’t forget a sturdy tripod and cable release. The long exposure time combined with small aperture size make hand holding difficult.

Also setting your camera at its lowest ISO speed is also a good practice as you will get the most detail and least noise.

If you are using a point and shoot, and don’t have access to all the settings, use a tripod and the timer to reduce camera shake.

#2 Starr on 09.13.07 at 6:56 pm

Thanks, Ryan! Those are great tips - I knew I’d forgotten something.

By the way, the photo of the lunar eclipse on your blog is amazing!

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