Anyone who offers products on the Internet today must take corresponding product photos. A digital camera, a set and off you go? More or less failed photos on the Internet show that you should already have certain skills. Today I have a special tip for all aspiring product photographers: A guide to product photography Eberhard Schuy as an eBook, and that for free.
Product photography makes it a task to present the respective product as advantageously as possible. Be it on eBay sales, be it in your own webshop. Professional photographers know what is important and also have the appropriate equipment. But isn't that a little smaller? Not everyone can and wants to afford a professional studio with appropriate equipment. It's also easier, you just need to know how.
Professional photographer Eberhard Schuy has been dealing with the subject for years and knows what matters. I got to know him personally during a stay for recordings for a video training at video2brain in Graz. Eberhard Schuy is not only a Master of his trade, but also video trainer and author of numerous books on product photography.
On the website Product photography guide If Eberhard Schuy is interested in product photography, he offers an eBook on product photography for free download. On the website, he gives some key points that should interest the product photographer.
- Guidebooks and checklists for a sample structure for product photography
- Practical tips: Photographing perfect product images at home
- Everything you need to know about light, lenses and camera settings
- Information on innovations in product photography
- Photographing objects for your own online shop
The eBook product photography by Eberhard Schuy has 55 pages and is available in PDF format for free download. I took a look – the explanations are very practical and not tailored to the professional photographer, but to the casual photographer who wants to put his products in the right light when taking pictures. So to understand also for normal mortals. So if you are interested in product photography, you should take a look at the eBook.
Thanks for the hint/link.