FREE: Fancy Dangle with Swarovski Crystals on Sterling Silver Plated 20 chain
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The listing, Fancy Dangle with Swarovski Crystals on Sterling Silver Plated 20 chain has ended.
Fit for a Princess... This is a nice handmade dangle with shiny Swarovski crystals in blue and black. With silver plated wires this lovely 20 inch chain and one inch dangle "can be yours if... the Price is Right!"
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This is neat, but I think the problem might be that it looks like gold instead of silver. Try adjusting the color to the cooler (blue) spectrum with your software. I get a lot of photos that make silver look like gold, and generally if I "cool" it off when editing it helps. If the item is just silver, I simply desaturate it enough to pull out all of the color, but that does't work so well when you have other color beads to worry about! In this case, I think it would have made your blue beads look bluer, which is okay because it is still accurate, but made the silver look less gold.
It was a bad bulb, and has since "met its maker". ;) Not sure if we'll get to it this time around, since there is just one unbid upon auction. But we'll have to make note of it in the future.
Yup, when you replace it look for one of the brighter white color bulbs. With a lot of brands available (sometimes even a store brand) they don't cost as much as they used to. You can even get daylight color bulbs now in the compact florescent, which last forever.
Yeah, the bulb burned out anyways. I tried to get this more silver and it just would not go there. OH well... I guess they will have to see it and be awed... :)
The best way to do that is to reduce the saturation, but that's a problem if there's other color in the piece, but sometimes reducing the saturation just a little brightens up the silver without desaturating the other colors too much. In this case I think you could've also made the whole thing more blue, which would have reduced the yellow and the crystals still would've been a nice and accurate blue color.
I don't mean to pick. Goodness know not all of my photos are perfect either. The photos I took all summer at my other house, most of those were pretty awful, even once I switched to using my higher-end camera (I like using the simpler cameras for these types of photos generally). I'm still using those photos and really should retake them all, but haven't gotten up the energy to do all that organizing!
I always kind of put off doing the photo project, but when I actually sit down and do it, it doesn't take long, even processing more than 100 photos. Once you use the various features in the photo software it gets easy to do it very quickly. I like to make my photos look the best they can in part due to hubris, but I also realize that the photos are the primary factor in how many bids you get on something. So, it's a good motivator!