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Which camera angles work for cakes, cookies and food on a table?

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Editorial Q&A consolidated from class-chat exports. The session date is unconfirmed; imported on 22 October 2026. Answers are based on the course reference.

Which camera angles work for cakes, cookies and food on a table?

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Truffle Nation Team Truffle Nation 3 Days Ago

For an overhead photograph, keep the phone parallel to the table and steady. For texture, the reference recommends side lighting; for a large cake, step back and keep the surrounding props minimal.

Try compositions that show what matters about the product rather than assuming one angle works for everything. Compare the crumb, layers or surface detail you want a customer to see.

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