5 thoughts on “How to shoot the shiny effect of diamonds, watching it with special flashes with the naked eye, but why not flash it! Thanks!”
Jackie
What you need is the angle of light and angle, the angle of the human eye is different from the angle of the camera lens. If you see the flashing position, you need to put the camera in the same position to view it repeatedly. At the same time, the lighting angle is adjusted until the "flash" in the camera is taken This at this time the screen view is better than the viewfinder.
Set the camera to a macro, find a white paper (the better the white, the better, don't be transparent) under your desk lamp (preferab Check out how your manual sets your camera). Let the lamp head close to your stone as much as possible, which will reduce the shadow. Put your camera on a tripod (if the light of the table lamp can give you a faster shutter speed, it doesn't matter). The metering method is actually not very important (it is best to measure your stone with a point), the main thing is that you can use the metering method you use. If you see the brightness of the photo, use exposure compensation to reduce EV. If it is dark, add EV. Just try a few more photos, anyway, no film.
You can take a piece of white paper, and then put it under the incandescent lamp to shoot with a professional camera.
This camera to a macro, find a piece of white paper (the better the white, the better, don't be transparent) under your desk lamp (preferably the incandescent lamp with high color temperature, mine is 5500K. Haha, and then set a white balance (check how your instructions set for your camera). Let the lamp head close to your stone as much as possible, which will reduce the shadow. Manan your camera on the tripod (if the light of the table lamp can give you a faster shutter speed, it doesn't matter). The metering method is actually not very important (it is best to measure your stone with a point), the main thing is that you can use the metering method you use. If you see the brightness of the photo, use exposure compensation to reduce EV. If it is dark, add EV.
Diamonds have many corners. You can observe the angle of the diamond and light attentively. If you want to shoot the flash effect, it is recommended that you turn on a light in the side of the lens. Reflection, your diamond can definitely shoot the flash effect!
The reason for taking out the flash is because there are no professional tools, and they are not professional shots. Generally, the diamonds are shot very flashing. It is necessary to use a tool called a fire color pen, illuminate the diamond with a fire color pen, and then shoot.
What you need is the angle of light and angle, the angle of the human eye is different from the angle of the camera lens. If you see the flashing position, you need to put the camera in the same position to view it repeatedly. At the same time, the lighting angle is adjusted until the "flash" in the camera is taken
This at this time the screen view is better than the viewfinder.
Set the camera to a macro, find a white paper (the better the white, the better, don't be transparent) under your desk lamp (preferab Check out how your manual sets your camera). Let the lamp head close to your stone as much as possible, which will reduce the shadow. Put your camera on a tripod (if the light of the table lamp can give you a faster shutter speed, it doesn't matter). The metering method is actually not very important (it is best to measure your stone with a point), the main thing is that you can use the metering method you use. If you see the brightness of the photo, use exposure compensation to reduce EV. If it is dark, add EV. Just try a few more photos, anyway, no film.
You can take a piece of white paper, and then put it under the incandescent lamp to shoot with a professional camera.
This camera to a macro, find a piece of white paper (the better the white, the better, don't be transparent) under your desk lamp (preferably the incandescent lamp with high color temperature, mine is 5500K. Haha, and then set a white balance (check how your instructions set for your camera). Let the lamp head close to your stone as much as possible, which will reduce the shadow.
Manan your camera on the tripod (if the light of the table lamp can give you a faster shutter speed, it doesn't matter). The metering method is actually not very important (it is best to measure your stone with a point), the main thing is that you can use the metering method you use. If you see the brightness of the photo, use exposure compensation to reduce EV. If it is dark, add EV.
Diamonds have many corners. You can observe the angle of the diamond and light attentively. If you want to shoot the flash effect, it is recommended that you turn on a light in the side of the lens. Reflection, your diamond can definitely shoot the flash effect!
The reason for taking out the flash is because there are no professional tools, and they are not professional shots. Generally, the diamonds are shot very flashing. It is necessary to use a tool called a fire color pen, illuminate the diamond with a fire color pen, and then shoot.