Is It Important to Have My Own Photography Style?

by Rob Stanley Stanley | Mar 7, 2022 | commercial photography, E-commerce Photography, london, Product Photographer, Product Photography

The world of product photography can be as formulaic or as creative as you want it to be. As a packshot photographer, the more you work on your own style and creative approach then the greater the impact your product photos can have. We always want to deliver a...

Is Video Colour Grading Different to Photo Colour Grading?

by tugrul tugrul | Feb 28, 2022 | commercial photography, E-commerce Photography, Product Photographer

As a product photographer or packshot studio, you may be experienced in the process of colour grading your product photographs. With the growing importance of videos in terms of marketing and selling products, it is important to get to grips with video colour grading....

How to Use a Softbox for Photography Lighting.

by tugrul tugrul | Feb 21, 2022 | 360 Product Photography, commercial photography, E-commerce Photography, Jewellery Photography, Product Photographer, Product Photography

This article may seem to go against a lot of the advice out there for a product photographer, or any other type of commercial photographer. That is because softboxes are a fantastic source of lighting and we stand by that statement but we do believe there are...

What Do Photography Abbreviations Mean? G to P

by tugrul tugrul | Feb 14, 2022 | 360 Product Photography, E-commerce Photography, Fashion Photography, london, Product Photographer, Product Photography

The next part in our series of photography abbreviations covers everything from understanding what a guide number is, to megapixels and pixels per inch. The world of product photography can at times, be overcomplicated and it is our goal to gradually help make the...

How To Photograph Glassware?

by Rob Stanley Stanley | Dec 7, 2021 | commercial photography, E-commerce Photography, london, Product Photographer, Product Photography

The goal of this photography article is to help shine a light on a quick and easy way to shoot glassware with minimal equipment. There are a number of ways to light and shoot glassware, so there is no single answer and it does depend on the goal of your product...