A decent camera that will take better photos then my 6 plus

[ELSknutson]

I debating on weather to buy a camera for my business to take pictures 

I currently use my iphone 6 plus to take all my photos but I'm wondering would I be better off stepping up to a $600'ish camera 

and if so what would be some ideas on cameras to choose from? 

 

Current pictures

 

 

 

[MrSuperb]

you could also spend some money on some better lightning.

[C0LL0SS0S]

If you play a bit with the iPhone 6+ you could make some awesome pictures, would first get better lights in your cabine than buy a new camera if needed

[ELSknutson]

you could also spend some money on some better lightning.

I have 2 stand up umbrella lights like this  If I add more lights what do you think would be the best choice 

 

[ELSknutson]

If you play a bit with the iPhone 6+ you could make some awesome pictures, would first get better lights in your cabine than buy a new camera if needed

and ideas on lighting?

[C0LL0SS0S]

and ideas on lighting?

Try playing with the positioning of those, they should be enough for a basic booth

[MrSuperb]

well then you should learn to set it up right.

light seems to be pretty uneven.

also image composition (especially the 1st and 3rd pic) is lacking.

post processing can be done better

a new camera won't solve any of those problems

[ELSknutson]

Ok I guess ill play with it more and see if I can get nicer results .

[Bogica]

Does the 6+ have a manual mode? Or any manual settings? Those photos look so grainy, there is noise everywhere on black color. Try messing around with the iPhone settings and the lighting and good luck!

[dadasmithywinkle]

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If you were to get a camera, I'd recommend the Nikon D3300. It's a good starter camera and you can often find it bundled with lenses and a case.

[MrSuperb]

I don't know what kind of software you use to process your iamges, but adobe offers lens profiles for all the iphones.

that pictures is really "falling over"

[ELSknutson]

I don't use software

[MrSuperb]

for anyone saying you can't to product photography with an iphone:

from https://fstoppers.com/bts/stunning-product-photography-iphone-and-desk-lamp-46893

 

there are some great tutorials on the internet ... just google them ...

[MrSuperb]

I don't use software

 

well, than this is gonna be hard with any camera.

 

i.e. your lightning and composition should be evener better in that case ...

[Victorious Secret]

If you won't use software, you'll need to position your lights better (closer) and more powerful.