webpage product photos
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Gimp is good and free, it's not photoshop but it's good enough for what you want.
google 'gimp' (no seriously
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Taking the pictures against a white background is good as mentioned, you'll almost certainly still need to clean the background up to get it 'web page white' but starting off white-ish will help when you're doing the edges of the item.
google 'gimp' (no seriously
) Taking the pictures against a white background is good as mentioned, you'll almost certainly still need to clean the background up to get it 'web page white' but starting off white-ish will help when you're doing the edges of the item.
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) or, have a designer / editor fiddle with them... or load the picture into Photoshop (expensive) or even MSPaint (Free but nowhere near as good!)