Yeah, some material and tools would be a much better background, BUT again play with the lightning.
You have a lamp you can use as a spotlight, make the room dark and use that.
Good point. I hadnāt thought of it that way.
some examples that I think are nice
Yea, another help TL with the business thread!
Thereās 2 very basic things he needs to do to start before heās going to find any online sales success, including for a kickstarter (unless thereās enough people on this site whoās going to help him), which costs very little: he needs to take some decent pictures, and he needs to get some decent videos with good sound of people playing his guitars. That or he needs someone famous or with online juice to love his product.
Heās not shown any particular inclination to follow through on either on of these (pictures, videos with good sound), and every discussion just kind of ends up with him talking about why he canāt do it and people telling him he can.
So I say leave the man to his process; people constantly telling him what he should be doing probably doesnāt help. When he wants something different, heāll let us know. ;D
Stupid fingersā¦ ;D help TL!
Got a Fender American strat that needed refinishing. Owner decided to goop latex wall paint all over the body because the finish was wearing off (this might have been one of those reissue strats with a lacquer finish).
I used a heat gun to get most the gunk off. If I donāt do this Iāll have to waste a truckload of sandpaper trying to sand it off (wall paint are not very sandpaper friendly). I gouged the undercoat in several places so Iāll need to get some auto body filler to fill them in. Will paint it black.
So many photos of the manufacturing process and so few of the finished product.
The finished product still needs to be presented more beautifully.
Are you volunteering to help me with that?
No, Iām not. I couldnāt help you.
Look at your photograph. Itās clearly unattractive. Or, why do find the background attractive?
I donāt know because I am making an effort on this. If you have better suggestion perhaps you can come over and help?
The new guitar is on a dirty towel with your work materials in the picture. I suggest not taking a photo with either of those in frame. You just have to remove them and then take a photo of the guitar
The towel is there to prevent damage to the guitar, as the workbench is even more disgusting and have dried up glue and other stuff that can scratch up a finished guitar. I donāt have money to buy purpose made display cloth, and that cloth would get dirty anyhow.
Is he famous?
Take a photo of the guitar leaning up against a clean wall.
Havenāt we already see tutorials for him on this in other threads? Plenty of people volunteered their help, IIRC