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How to get high quality jewelry photos easy? To sell your jewelry online from your web site, eBay or other online auctions and web stores you need to present your products with clear, quality images. It is also important to have good jewelry photos for your brochures, flyers, business cards, and any other marketing pieces you make. Everybody in the trade knows that shooting jewelry can be a real headache. A photographer has to deal with several technical problems at the same time: shallow depth of field due to high levels of magnification, parasitic reflection on polished surfaces, color fidelity, not to mention such basic things as motion blur and perspective distortion. If you think that this is it, hold your breath. After dealing with all the technical hurdles to shoot the picture, it is time to adjust it, optimize and retouch, and this is not an easy task. Few mistakes and all the efforts are wasted, and the resulting picture, unfortunately, does not look as good as thousands of jewelry shots out there. Sounds familiar? I got good news for you. There is an easy, convenient and affordable way to forget about your photography related problems, expenses and efforts you spend to get your jewelry products photos done professionally, to make your items look appealing, and attract more buyers! View a few samples of jewelry photographs and imagine that your products images could look just like this, without any fuss about it. These sample jewelry photos have an exceptional quality comparable to photographs produced by many jewelry photography providers on the market today.* Ready to get started? All you need to do is to fill out online service request form, or download our digital brochure together with the attached form, complete that form, and send us by mail or fax using our contact information below. So what do we have? For more details see how it works http://www.usjol.com/jewelry-imaging-service-info.html .
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Mark Feldstein |
Well, this is a nice idea but it doesn't fly...at all. First, is your name Boris or Bryan? Your header says Boris, your signature says Brian. Nonetheless, there are no examples of your work here or elsewhere, you're preaching to a bunch of folks who do this type of photography themselves and frequently ask questions about HOW to do it themselves. Your prices are waaay too low, especially for commercial shooters based in New York. You forgot to mention who your INSURANCE company or BONDING company is with verifiable information. AND, why would anyone want to send wholesale Jewelery to a bunch of total strangers? C'mon. You have GOT to be kidding. It's a joke right? Did my dad put you up to this? Thanks for the spoof, however. Now, if I have a friend of mine at NYPD who works the jewelery district stop by 71 W. 47th St., Ste 303 in NYC, what do you say he'll find? Mark, Proprietor.
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- Gregory LaGrange Contact Gregory LaGrange Gregory LaGrange's Gallery |
"Did my dad put you up to this?" What?
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