Here's something that might work with your digital camera. I sometimes diffuse the flash with a thin piece of white cloth or paper directly over the flash. It helps to reduce glare considerably. You can use other colors but that will be picked up in the photograph.
Any photography experts out there?
I like to add a picture to my listings as I want to show the condition my gear is in, and I like to see what equipment is like if I am buying, but some of the pictures people post (mine included) can be pretty abysmal. You know the type of thing, flash glare off chrome, fuzzy close ups of serial #'s, black equipment photographed on black backgrounds that makes it all but invisible.
I have no real interest in photography, but can any amateur photographer types suggest a few easy tips (lighting, background color, etc) that will help produce pictures that look decent?
BTW, my digitial camera is a Canon Powershot A20.
I have no real interest in photography, but can any amateur photographer types suggest a few easy tips (lighting, background color, etc) that will help produce pictures that look decent?
BTW, my digitial camera is a Canon Powershot A20.