Have you ever wondered about the powerful effect photography has on buyers and what it does to their decision-making process? Good photos have a way of making any product look better. Colors are sharpened, the contrast is increased, and the entire photo becomes crisper. It’s probably not a stretch
Product photography is an integral part of any business as it can boost sales up to a significant margin. However, the main question when it comes to getting your product photos ready is whether to build an in-house studio or hire an external firm. Both options have their advantages and
“A photographer teaching about building a website!?” This thought is most probably hovering in your mind right now, and it might mislead you. But trust me on this one, I have a strong background in system engineering and have been building photography websites for about 15 years now. Bear with
Amazon product images are the most critical and valued factor for any potential customer to decide if they want to buy the product. Unless you are a photographer yourself, you would require the expertise of a professional product photographer. Now, it costs to hire them, however, let us save you
You are here, so that means you have already taken your leap towards professional product photography. The biggest question of beginner photographers is how much they should set their price packages. Most of the amateur freelance photographers that have just stepped into the market struggle with this question. The pricing
Photographing product advertisements is not a new thing, it has been around for many decades. However, due to Covid-19, the world has picked up its pace towards virtualizing every aspect of businesses. Similarly, e-commerce has seen a boom and almost all stores are moving towards online selling. It basically means
