Hen3rietta

Large wall, tripod, DSLR camera, MacBeth color card and photo editing software. It isn't simple to get a really good photo.

sewingladydi

I attach to my design board (which is opposite a good size window) and only take pictures in the daylight.

Deborah12687

I do photography and I use Adobe CS5 to edit the images and also inlarge photos. I like it because you can fix the picsal distortion of jpegs. The image comes out really sharp over most image enditors. It is the best one I have and and most profeshinal photographers use this program and has many options to it. It is on the pricey side for buying it but it is worth the money spent. I also have a large photo board that I hang my quilts on to take pictures.

QuiltE

Yes ... as figured technology waaaaaaaaaay beyond me! :)

qbquilts

use several lights, like how professional photography places have lights from several angles. It helps cut down on shadows (or at least I think so :-)).

irishrose

I lay it on the floor or couch an use a very simple digital camera. Lighting - the room has sheer curtains up all the time. I think my pictures have been good enough except for the reds never photograph true.

AliKat

Good lighting and a good camera. The camera really helps the quilting show. I can see things much clearer via camera sometimes than with my own eyes.

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Weenween

If at all possible take them outside the lighting there is perfect.

Moon Holiday

I lay them on the living room floor and head upstairs (looking over the railing into living room) until I am high enough to see the whole quilt in my camera lens... then I take a picture. I also have a quilt that hangs above my headboard, so if I can't do the stairway thing I remove the quilt above bed and hang one I want to photograph up there and photograph it from the foot of the bed. I'm not super fussy when taking the picture, as long as it is clear. I also don't do a lot of fancy FMQ so I don't worry about that the quilting can't be seen.

jahaper

I wait for a nice sunny day and hang them on the clothes line or have people hold them up for me.