Video: Digital SLR Cameras for Jewelry Photography

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The 35mm digital SLR camera works well with the resolution needed to shoot jewelry. Practice your jewelry photography with the right camera in this free product photography video.

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Hi, I'm Michael Seto. This next clip, we're going to talk about what sort of camera is ideal shooting jewelry photography. Jewelry photography is very specialized. It requires you to get in very close to a piece of jewelry. You tend to need a lot more resolution because of that. You often are just focusing on a very small thing and then you're going to have to crop in in your post production, so you need a specialized camera. Something like this, a little point and shoot, is really not going to do the job. If you're serious about your jewelry photography, what you need is a thirty-five millimeter SLR. In this case a digital SLR. This is a Nikon D200, but any digital SLR will do. It gives you the option of changing lenses. Right now I've got a sixty millimeter macro lens on this which is one of the ideal lenses for shooting macro or close up and in this case jewelry. So, having a SLR allows you to change the lenses from shorter, say sixty millimeter, to longer, hundred and five millimeter or even two hundred millimeter or using some of the specialized lenses. So, when you're shooting jewelry, you want to get a digital SLR, this gives you a lot of options in terms of lenses, ISO, and so forth; the other controls on the camera. So this is a perfect camera for jewelry photography.

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Digital SLR Cameras for Jewelry Photography

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