It’s because the photo was taken professionally. What that really means though, is that the photo of the product was taken at it’s absolute best form and condition, and made to look amazing thanks to the art of visual trickery. But it’s not a lie! It’s just about showing the product in it’s best light.
If you’re marketing a product, shouldn’t you also show off your product in it’s best possible light?
Yes. The answer is yes.Product & E-Commerce Photography
Ever notice how the picture of the product and the final product don’t look the same?
It’s because it’s magic!
Simple & Clean
Standard full-white background is perfect for products listing on e-commerce websites like Amazon, Shopify, Etsy, and many other online retailers.
Crazy & Epic
We could also go to the other end of the spectrum and make something epic and really really cool if that’s more your vision.
Food product?
Yep, we’ve got you covered there too. Dry foods, bottled sauces, powdered ingredients. Anything you can sell and market is gonna need photos and I’m here to help make it happen.
Questions
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Product photos vary heavily depending on how many products you want photographed, how many shots per product, and how complex you want each shot to be.
The cost can vary from $300 up to $1000 total before tax.
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That ultimately depends on how many photos you want per product, and how many products you have. Naturally, the more images you require, the higher the cost.
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Yes, of course! Without editing to remove microscopic dust specs and tiny imperfections, it’s very hard to make the products look, well, perfect.
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Yes and no. There’s no discount for multiple products, but the more total images you order, the lower the price-per-image will be.
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Yes! It says “Countoown” for some reason. It’s a cheap $8 watch I got from China. I wanted to see how nice I can make a $8 watch look.
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