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Old 08-05-2011, 05:35 PM
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katier825
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Originally Posted by charismah
Originally Posted by katier825
A question for you Charismah ~ you do a great job of getting the quilting details in the pictures. Any tips? I can never get a good enough shot to show the quilting.
HI Katie,

People have asked me this several times...I am a scrapbooker..I used to play with my camera a lot ..I don't know technical terms of anything.....
But what I try to do is use natural light..no flash...and I think you need a deflector..in my case I try to shoot by a window..so there is a wall on one side that absorbs the light...or at least controls where the light shines. It is hard for me to get good pictures of the quilting outside..unless the sun is just perfect..which never happens to be on my time line.Also the Hobbs batting photograph's very well because of the slight loft it has. Sometimes though the true colors of the fabric don't show up as well ....So I guess you have to decide which is more important.
I hope that helps.
C
No flash, natural light...I'll try that. I usually take the pics in the house and it can be dark in here sometimes, so I generally have the flash on. Thank you for the tips!
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