Halstead Jewelry Articles in Photography & Video

by Christina Grace

TikTok Your Way to Engaging Jewelry Video Content

Christina Grace, owner of TIN HAUS Jewelry and multi-media user-generated content creator at TIN HAUS Media, offers her perspective on the video content creation process. With 15 years of experience in show business, she expands on her methodology for producing value-driven engaging videos.

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by Janelle Hinesley

Advanced Editing for Your Jewelry Photos

Sometimes you need more than just basic edits when it comes to your jewelry photography. Maybe you want to take less photos by using one photo to represent multiple types of stone or metals, or maybe you need to remove unwanted light streaks and spots. Here we'll discuss how to do those things.

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by Janelle Hinesley

5 Video Marketing Ideas for Your Jewelry Business

Increase interest and engagement on your website and social media feed with these 5 jewelry marketing video ideas.

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by Janelle Hinesley

How to Shoot Your Own Video

You've decided to make the jump from jewelry photography to videography. Read our in depth article to learn how to create an amazing video from start to finish!

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by Janelle Hinesley

How to Conquer Your Fears About Video Marketing Your Jewelry

We interview two of our past Halstead Grant Winners to gain some insight on why video is important for jewelry businesses and the benefits they've seen from utilizing it.

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by Janelle Hinesley

Editing & Clipping Your Jewelry Photos

In this article, we’ll go over why you should edit your jewelry photos before posting them online as well as how to clip them with the best free software options available!

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by Ashley Maldonado

The Art of the Jewelry Selfie

Do you have a love-hate relationship with selfies? They’re a great way to show off your jewelry on social media! Read on for tips to take an amazing jewelry selfie.

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by Janelle Hinesley

Photographing Jewelry on Models

One way to take your jewelry business to the next level is to have your jewelry photographed on models. Read on to find out the benefits of modeled jewelry photos and how to make it happen.

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by Ashley Maldonado

Tips for Hiring a Professional Jewelry Photographer

Jewelers hear the same advice over and over again, photography can literally make the difference between success and failure in the field. Quality images help you to get into more shows, receive better PR coverage, and ultimately sell more jewelry. However, getting professional photos isn't always easy. Read on for tips to hire a professional jewelry photographer.

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by Bethany Blackshear

How to Photograph Jewelry on a White Background

Learn how to photograph jewelry on a white background for website store listings or professional marketing.

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by Bethany Blackshear

Build a Jewelry Photography Setup on a Budget

Photographing your own jewelry can be a big money saver for your business. With the right setup you can turn out quality photos yourself, versus spending hundreds of dollars having them photographed by a professional. Unfortunately a good setup for photo can be expensive. Read on for tips to create a jewelry photography setup on a budget.

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by Bethany Blackshear

Is Your Jewelry Product Photography Up to Par? 3 Common Mistakes to Avoid.

Learn about common mistakes in jewelry photography and how to fix them so your product photography shows your product in the best way.

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by Janelle Hinesley

Jewelry Photography Tips: How to Use Your Phone

Here are some tips and tricks on how to take your jewelry photography to the next level with your smartphone camera.

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by Bethany Blackshear

Photo Studio Tips - Lighting

Learn about photography lighting options for your finished jewelry. Halstead's Product Photographer, Bethany, gives some great tips on how to make your jewelry photography beautiful while staying on budget.

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by Bethany Blackshear

Jewelry Photography Tripods: Essential Equipment for Professional Images

Learn tips for taking quality jewelry photography with tripods. These are essential tools to have in your jewelry photography studio so you can take the best photos of your work.

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