by Rob Stanley Stanley | Nov 7, 2023 | E-commerce Photography, Product Photographer, Product Photography
A product photographer should always be searching for those improvements that make the service you provide better. It may be learning a new technique or piece of equipment, or simply making very minor improvements to how you shot a product in your packshot studio....
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 | Oct 3, 2023 | 360 Product Photography, commercial photography, E-commerce Photography, Fashion Photography, Jewellery Photography, london, Packshot Studio, Product Photographer, Product Photography
The industry we operate in as a product photographer or packshot studio is becoming more competitive and more dynamic. This means a certain percentage of our time must be spent understanding how best to optimise and grow our businesses. At the heart of this concept is...
by Rob Stanley Stanley | Sep 26, 2023 | commercial photography, E-commerce Photography, london, Product Photographer, Product Photography
Today we will answer your questions on the topic of lens flare. Often appearing in our product photography as streaks or spots of light and colour, they can contribute to great results in certain situations. However, the reality for most of us working in e-commerce...
by Rob Stanley Stanley | Sep 18, 2023 | 360 Product Photography, commercial photography, E-commerce Photography, General, london, Packshot Studio, Product Photographer, Product Photography
Today we are going to explore a slightly different aspect of lighting that doesn’t get mentioned as frequently, yet has some fantastic uses for product photographers or those working for a packshot studio. The lighting technique we’re exploring is rim lighting and how...