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You are here: Best Food Photography eBooksYou want to take better food pictures.We all do.That’s why you’re here.Whether you blog as a part time hobby or you’ve made the leap and blogging is your full-time job this post and the reviews of the food photography eBooks (click that link if you want to jump directly to the best food eBooks on the interwebs) farther down the page is just for you!You can also click here for a food photography eBook comparison chart!While we can’t cover everything needed to know to take stunning pictures in one blog post, we’ve outlined a few different ways to improve your food photography and reviewed both free and paid food photography eBooks to help you accomplish that.And frankly, it shows.Check out&nbsp;a couple of before (left) and after (right) shots below:&nbsp;Double yikes.Just a touch better, right?&nbsp;Needless to say, eventually we made the switch to a DSLR camera. In particular, we bought the one below, a Nikon D7000 with a 18-105mm lens and a 50mm lens.The Nikon D7000 Katie currently uses. Click the image to see it on Amazon.As a side note,&nbsp;dWe’ve purchased, studied, re-studied and applied all of the food eBooks below. 12 Tips For Fabulous Food PhotosManfrotto Food Photography eBookLOVEClick the image to check out Food ‘Photography’.and was so appreciative of her chapter on picture editing and workflowDelicious Food PhotographyClick the image to get ‘The Food ‘Photography Book’.&nbsp;From lighting to photo editing, Lindsay covers it all!Click the image to check out Food Blogger Pro.Our recommendation: while all three of these eBooks are amazing&nbsp;if you have money for just one we’d recommend The Food Photography Book from RecipeTin Eats. While the same cost as Tasty Food Photography it has more information packed in (180 pages vs 60). A close second would be Lindsay’s Tasty Food Photography which is incredible as well. If you’re still looking for more than go ahead and buy Delicious Food Photography.Here’s a quick comparison chart of what, in our opinion, are the three best food photography eBooks on the internet! Onward to taking better food pictures!&nbsp;Delicious Food PhotographyThe Food Photography BookTasty Food PhotographyEquipment &amp; LensesNo – Guide on her blog.YesYesCamera Basics?Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO &amp; MoreAperture, Shutter Speed, ISO &amp; MoreAperture, Shutter Speed, ISO &amp; MorePhotography TopicsLighting, Composition, Styling, etc.Lighting, Angles, Focus, Styling, etc.Lighting, Composition, Props, etc.Covers Editing/Photoshop?Basic.Comprehensive. Purchase includes her Workflow document as well.Comprehensive. Workflow detailed and links to videos for editing tutorials.Number of Pages12918063Beginners or Experts?BothBeginnersBothCost$19$29$29Money Back Guarantee?YesYesYesHow To BuyThis post contains affiliate links. See our policy on affiliate links. &nbsp;Privacy Policy

You are here: Best Food Photography eBooksYou want to take better food pictures.We all do.That’s why you’re here.Whether you blog as a part time hobby or you’ve made the leap and blogging is your full-time job this post and the reviews of the food photography eBooks (click that link if you want to jump directly to the best food eBooks on the interwebs) farther down the page is just for you!You can also click here for a food photography eBook comparison chart!While we can’t cover everything needed to know to take stunning pictures in one blog post, we’ve outlined a few different ways to...

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