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ExplorerI · 14 February 2022, 06:03 AM

Trying to take better watch photos. Using a fuji xt30 with the 16-55 lens. Any feedback or tips would be appreciated!

Notastranger · 25 February 2022, 12:44 AM

My thoughts are that these look like they'd be used for a "for sale" thread. They show good detail but nothing particularly interesting about them. Try different settings, lighting, or different backgrounds if you're going for "artistic" photography. Cool watch though! Looks like it's been well taken care of over the years.

28mm · 12 April 2022, 03:03 PM

This will help you out

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/explora...and-timepieces

GrantD · 13 April 2022, 06:15 AM

I grabbed a $15 macro photo booth off Amazon and managed a quick and dirty of my exp2

Euclides_Rosario · 20 April 2022, 04:33 AM

I think using a white background and changing the lighting would help a lot also there is an app call PhotoRoom you could use to edit your photo's.

Rolexguy$ · 20 April 2022, 04:36 AM

A white background definitely is a better option as it'll show more details and will look more artistic.

Euclides_Rosario · 20 April 2022, 05:10 AM

Also taking pictures outdoors would work great.

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25 February 2022, 12:44 AM	#2
Notastranger Banned Join Date: May 2014 Location: Round these parts Posts: 94	My thoughts are that these look like they'd be used for a "for sale" thread. They show good detail but nothing particularly interesting about them. Try different settings, lighting, or different backgrounds if you're going for "artistic" photography. Cool watch though! Looks like it's been well taken care of over the years.

13 April 2022, 06:15 AM	#4
GrantD "TRF" Member Join Date: Aug 2017 Location: England Posts: 415	I grabbed a $15 macro photo booth off Amazon and managed a quick and dirty of my exp2

20 April 2022, 04:33 AM	#5
Euclides_Rosario "TRF" Member Join Date: Apr 2022 Real Name: Euclides Location: lynbrook, N.Y. Watch: Rolex Posts: 11	I think using a white background and changing the lighting would help a lot also there is an app call PhotoRoom you could use to edit your photo's.

20 April 2022, 04:36 AM	#6
Rolexguy$ Banned Join Date: Nov 2020 Location: USA Posts: 127	A white background definitely is a better option as it'll show more details and will look more artistic.

20 April 2022, 05:10 AM	#7
Euclides_Rosario "TRF" Member Join Date: Apr 2022 Real Name: Euclides Location: lynbrook, N.Y. Watch: Rolex Posts: 11	Also taking pictures outdoors would work great. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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