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It took me FOREVER to figure out how to get some decent shots of my stones. So, I thought I’d share some strategies that I found work. Plain white paper and or white backgrounds help the stones natural color pop.
I also do not use any form of filter and or color enhancer. For one, it’s pretty crappy when you buy a stone that you think was a different color (hence, I’ve been on the receiving end of someone taking pictures and changing the color). So, to keep that from happening, I just don’t color enhance my pictures at all. I do use some lighting enhancement in the editing section, especially if a stone came out super dark.
Hope this helped someone!
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