Shooting jewelry -especially sliver, platinum, and diamonds- on a white background can be a real challenge; however, it's all the rage on the Web, so you've got to be able to do it.
The problem with using a pure white background is: nothing can appear brighter than the background itself. So, bright white objects (like platinum, silver and diamonds) that need to show detail often look dull and lifeless against a pure white background... but not always.
The problem with using a pure white background is: nothing can appear brighter than the background itself. So, bright white objects (like platinum, silver and diamonds) that need to show detail often look dull and lifeless against a pure white background... but not always.
Morris-Perry Jewelry
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