How To Use Twitter For My Photography Business?

by Rob Stanley Stanley | Nov 25, 2021 | commercial photography, E-commerce Photography, Packshot Studio, Product Photographer, Product Photography

An experienced product photographer will regularly work with clients on social media content, whether that is as a promotional tool or for creating brand awareness. This doesn’t always mean that photographers use social media in the right way to benefit their own...

How to Photograph Drinks.

by Rob Stanley Stanley | Nov 24, 2021 | commercial photography, E-commerce Photography, Product Photographer, Product Photography

One aspect of product photography that can be more complex than others is beverage photography. This is because there is an added level of unpredictability that comes with working with liquids, as well as glasses that create reflections. As a result, we have put...

Is Dodge and Burn or Frequency Separation Better?

by Rob Stanley Stanley | Nov 22, 2021 | E-commerce Photography, london, Product Photographer, Product Photography

This article is all about two incredible editing techniques that a product photographer or packshot studio should be aware of. Dodge and burn, and frequency separation both allow you to retouch a product photograph but they each have their advantages. The aim here is...

How Can I Use Natural Light to Improve My Product Photography?

by Rob Stanley Stanley | Nov 18, 2021 | commercial photography, london, Product Photographer, Product Photography

When working on a project outside, natural light is a powerful tool that can both challenge you but also deliver outstanding results when used correctly. We have a top tip for all readers who ever wondered about how to best use natural light in product photography. So...

How Much Shadow Should I Use in My Product Photography?

by Rob Stanley Stanley | Nov 15, 2021 | commercial photography, Cosmetic Photography, E-commerce Photography, london, Packshot Studio, Product Photographer, Product Photography

We are fortunate to work in an era of modern camera equipment that allows a product photographer or packshot studio to capture all of the luminosities between the darkest and brightest parts of an image. The question this raises is what is the most effective set up...