📸 Focus stacking: clear bracelet visuals

Before shooting, clean your band thoroughly to avoid any visible imperfection in macro.

📍 Position it in the exact center of the automated photo studio, using a invisible fixing kit (transparent double-sided adhesive) to ensure a stable and professional look. Then select in Orbitvu Station the shooting template adapted to the type of your jewelry (rigid, precious, textured bracelet...), or create a custom template for your collection. This step is essential to ensure the reproducibility visuals and maintain a product visual consistency, especially in luxury jewelry.

⚙️ Adjust light and camera settings in the station software Orbitvu in order to capture your bracelet in an optimal way. To avoid unwanted reflections, be sure to limit the ambient light.

Here are the settings we can recommend:

🔍 Use a macro lens to capture fine details.

📷 Opt for a wide aperture (f/2.8 to f/4) in order to obtain a shallow depth of field.

✔ Set the value ISO between 100 and 200 max to reduce image noise.

⚖️ Set the white balance depending on the lighting in your environment.

💡 Finally, adjust the The lighting of the studio to your liking and adapt it to the surface of the bracelet (matt or glossy).

For more precision, check out our guide to camera settings for jewelry photography.

Click on the assistant Superfocus (wizard) from the software interface Orbitvu Station.💻

This assistant will guide automatically the different stages of stacking by suggesting the ideal parameters for focus stacking.

🎬Start the sequence by placing the first focus on the Front area of the bracelet, that is to say the foreground.

This makes it possible to capture all precise details of the areas closest to the objective.

Move the focus gradually to rear part of the bracelet.

🔍 Zoom can be used here to ensure that fine details, like carvings or stones, are captured accurately.

Set the size of the steps (or increments) between shots.

One smallness Of step is Recommended for bracelets that are complex or have fine details. This ensures that all areas of the object are perfectly clear.

Determine the number of steps to complete for full focus stacking. The number of steps required for focus stacking Depends on the opening of your objective and the complexity of the object.

The larger the aperture, the shallower the depth of field, and the more you'll need intermediate photos.

Once the images are compiled, you can move on to editing. 🎨

The software offers several options, such asadjustment of colors, brightness, contrast, fine details, as well as numerous other improvements to refine the image and achieve the desired result.

Ensure that the final result Remain faithful to your jewelry.

Once the editing is complete, select the export format (s) according to the intended use, such as JPEG, TIFF, or PNG if you want to keep a high image quality and the possibility of transparency.

You can also create a Template for these parameters in order to save time for future exports. 📂

Finalize the export, and your bracelet design is ready to be used! 📤