Rhonda-
I like to answer people honestly and not paint them a pretty picture when that's not what I see. But do remember I am a novice!! Much moreso than you are so my FB may not be the best. This is what I saw:
Alittle too much light on the vacuum in the lighter pictures and the darker ones were abit distorted too. And maybe your logo print on the pictures could be hiding some of the item that you want people to see. I know it's good for advertising but maybe not for smaller items such as these.
I hear so much about light boxes and read about them in my Ebay Bible...He talks about digital pictures taking the best shots when it comes to light. He gives a website for detailed info. about digital camera features, price and picture quality. It is http://www.dpreview.com I don't know if it's still available bit may help to check it out. He says to; avoid using a flash, use white balance feature on your camera to reduce the hot lighting and create a more cool, blue tone and set camera at a pixel resolution of 640x480 or higher. He says to position clip on lamps w/ 100 watt halogen, above and to the sides and make sure they are slightly in front of the item (avoid lighting from behind). He talks about shiney items such as jewelry and says to point the light sources way from the item and onto white or metallic sheets of poster board. Diffused light illuminates the item without glare or harsh shadows.
Oh geesh!! he goes on and on and I get alittle more confused each time I read it. But maybe it will help to check out this website and see what it says. I've probably written too much but I hope you can find some help. It's tough to get good pictures and that's what helps a item to sell.
Keep practicing and you'll get it, girl....
Janet
If something unfortunate is painting your world... Use the brightest colors you can
