Thanks for the tip! I'm making a "how-to" video now. I've yet to do the voiceover, but here are the raw slides: https://files.littlebird.com.au/take-great-shot

Thanks for the tip! I'm making a "how-to" video now. I've yet to do the voiceover, but here are the raw slides: https://files.littlebird.com.au/take-great-shots-cXH2CM.m4v https://files.littlebird.com.au/take-great-shots-cXH2CM.m4v The TL;DR is: - Avoid thin objects - Avoid reflective objects - Avoid transparent objects - Avoid objects that deform - Hardshadows are not good, use soft lighting - Your photos should have a crisp focus and be well lit (across the object) - Things work best when the background has a solid colour - Make the object take up the full frame (more data for the algorithm) - Make sure to get shots from all sides