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I photograph a large amount of jewellery, some 'high class' expensive diamond jewellery,
some not so 'high class,
both however, require a similar amount of time and expertise spent on them to get the best from that particular item.
The difference is often in the post production, retouching work in PhotoShop.
BEFORE
AFTER
The more expensive items, could easily have an hour or more retouching spent on each image in order to remove the inevitable dust and imperfections which show when photographed at the magnifications which are sometimes required for print work.
If however the images are only going to appear on the web, then less time can be spent on retouching, as they will only ever appear at screen resolution.
The fact is that if you are going be selling an item of jewellery worth several thousand pounds, then it's worth spending that bit more on photography and retouching.
If however your items are going to retail at a much lower price, then this obviously must reflect in the cost of your photography.
I offer several price plans for jewellery photography, just give me a call, I'm always happy to discuss your particular requirements.
