Product photography set up

Your product photography is one of the most important elements of your business. This product photo DIY guide will help you get the shot.

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For years, readers and bloggers have asked me about my shooting setup. And I always tell them that it's nothing fancy. (At least, nothing fancy like some of the professional studios I have worked in

As our business is growing, we are getting more and more inquiries from businesses wanting to hire us which is great, but along with that comes many uncomfortable conversations about money and pricing. I know that not everyone struggles with this as much as I do, and I’ve gotten better over the past

Learn the 6 easy steps to create a simple food photography set up and the gear you need to get started.

Product photography lighting setup guide for beginners - Take great photos with 3 lighting techniques you can set up in any simple home studio.

Running a handmade business can be hard work. You wear sooo many hats. So after you have spent the time to create such beautifully crafted products, don’t sell yourself short with bad product photography! Thankfully, you can get incredible quality photos with your standard smartphone. No need for overpriced equipment anymore. However, you can really elevate your product photography to the next level with just a few tips and tricks. #businesstips #iphonephotography #productphotography

Amazing product photography is the key increasing your eCommerce sales. If you’re confident in what you’re selling, your customers will be confident in what they’re buying. It might seem complicated at first, but product photography is a lot of fun and it’s surprisingly easy. Here are 7 tips to help you take better photos and increase your sales. 1. Shoot against a white backdrop Shooting against a white backdrop is the secret to beautiful product photos. The white will reflect light back…

Getting a lighting setup that fits many different products is key for many online businesses. In Ecommerce photography, the color, size, and glossiness…

Making of “BOSS Orange” – Product Photography Behind The Scene I am Ian Knaggs. An Engineer by trade working in the Aerospace industry and have a passion for producing high quality still life and product images.