by Rob Stanley Stanley | Oct 5, 2023 | 360 Product Photography, commercial photography, E-commerce Photography, Fashion Photography, Jewellery Photography, london, Product Photographer, Room Set Photography
Today we are going to explore a more technical question that many budding product photography professionals ask. That is, is it a good idea to learn about subject separation as part of their development in e-commerce photography? We are often overloaded with ideas,...
by Rob Stanley Stanley | Aug 26, 2021 | E-commerce Photography, Product Photography, Room Set Photography
We’ve covered lighting in many articles over the years and as a product photographer or packshot studio, it will form one of the most important aspects of every shoot. However, we believe the idea of using a top light delivers real benefits that other types of...
by Rob Stanley Stanley | Sep 30, 2019 | Room Set Photography
When we talk about shooting your products in their best light, we mean this in every sense of the word. Our packshot studio is specifically designed to offer the best possible results for every type of product shot but how exactly can you set up your space for best...
by Rob Stanley Stanley | Aug 20, 2019 | E-commerce Photography, Fashion Photography, Jewellery Photography, Product Photography, Room Set Photography
The use of flat lay (table top) style has skyrocketed thanks to the popularity of Instagram and the ever-more-beautiful brand storytelling techniques adopted by larger and more boutique companies alike. Just like in real life where an unappealing shop layout can deter...
by Rob Stanley Stanley | Aug 1, 2019 | Lifestyle Photography, Room Set Photography
One of the most important questions to ask yourself when preparing your product photography is whether to go with a plain white background or provide some context. You may have heard that a clean, white background is the only way to go with product shots, in...
by Rob Stanley Stanley | Dec 13, 2018 | Room Set Photography, Video Production
Product shots are traditionally designed to capture the most important features of the product itself. Crisp images, taken against a plain white background, were for many years the mainstay of brochures and catalogues, but with the digital age now firmly...