Part 1, Inexpensive Equipment for Jewelry Photography:
Continues the equipment from the PDF by looking at some of the LED lights and how they work with jewelry photography.  It also looks at how to make the camera remain motionless during the shot.

Part 2, Building the Lighting Setup:
Now takes a real-world set up for using the cone for jewelry set up. Then you will see how to build the lighting around the cone and the object.

Part 3, The Shooting – Behind the Scenes:
Since using LED lighting is continuous lighting, you effectively have to shoot in the dark. Here Alex shows you how this all works in live mode.

Part 4, How to use a Point and Shoot Camera:
Now examines just how to use a point and shoot camera, to get relatively good portfolio shots.  Keep in mind, this may not be of quality for professional results to give to a client, but can be used to build a body of work when you are just getting started.

Part 5, Post-Production in Adobe Photoshop:
This lesson walks through an overview of post-production techniques that can be used to finish your jewelry product shots. The ability to have some Photoshop skills is a must for jewelry product photographers.