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<blockquote data-quote="orivasahmc" data-source="post: 321110" data-attributes="member: 26799">I'm new here and to any type of photography business, I'm in need of some help on deciding what camera would be best to take product photos for the furniture manufacturing company I work for. We do everything from TV Stands, Entertainment Centers, Tables, Desks to Kitchen Islands, Curios and Gun Cabinets. The photos will mainly be used to upload on to our webpage but will also be used in our catalog we put out every year and flyers we usually do every month. We have been using a professional photographer to take our photos but the price we pay is adding up and the best thing our company could do is invest in a camera ourselves to save cost in the long run. Since the shots we take for our furniture photos aren't remotely complex,&nbsp; we believe we could be able to take the photos our self and cut costs. Here's some photos to help paint a picture of what we're working with and looking for in a camera. Thank you for giving me a bit of your time! <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" />*Our budget is $500 - $1000</blockquote>

[QUOTE="orivasahmc, post: 321110, member: 26799"] I'm new here and to any type of photography business, I'm in need of some help on deciding what camera would be best to take product photos for the furniture manufacturing company I work for. We do everything from TV Stands, Entertainment Centers, Tables, Desks to Kitchen Islands, Curios and Gun Cabinets. The photos will mainly be used to upload on to our webpage but will also be used in our catalog we put out every year and flyers we usually do every month. We have been using a professional photographer to take our photos but the price we pay is adding up and the best thing our company could do is invest in a camera ourselves to save cost in the long run. Since the shots we take for our furniture photos aren't remotely complex, we believe we could be able to take the photos our self and cut costs. Here's some photos to help paint a picture of what we're working with and looking for in a camera. Thank you for giving me a bit of your time! ;) *Our budget is $500 - $1000 [/QUOTE]

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