A variety of product photography can be seen all around us. Be it web, magazines, brochures or even in-town advertising, where there is a promotion in place, we see different types of product photography on display. Photography is crucial for selling products. Moreover, Images are essential in supporting a company’s brand and motivating people to buy. For example, take online shopping; If the website you are looking at only describes a camera in a few lines with no image on the page, would you buy it? Most likely, you won’t. Product photos are proof of product features. For most buyers, the first thing they do is valuing the product by its photos; only then do they read the description to confirm that the product is right for them.
A variety of product photography can be seen all around us. Be it web, magazines, brochures or even in-town advertising, where there is a promotion in place, we see different types of product photography on display. Photography is crucial for selling products. Moreover, Images are essential in supporting a company’s brand and motivating people to buy. For example, take online shopping; If the website you are looking at only describes a camera in a few lines with no image on the page, would you buy it? Most likely, you won’t. Product photos are proof of product features. For most buyers, the first thing they do is valuing the product by its photos; only then do they read the description to confirm that the product is right for them.
The white background is the most common background among product photographers. Here are two reasons;
This type of product image, which is relatively easy to photograph, is often seen in product catalogues and online stores.
Scaling is a method of the product photography that defines the actual size of the product for the viewer, allows the buyer to see the appearance of the product and its function. For example, putting an egg in the photo of a milk package will indicate the size of the milk box.
A collection image of a product is an excellent way to show different options to the buyer. The photo can be a collection of a woman’s cosmetics that may include various options in products within the group or a product as a collection with different colors.
There are two strategies to follow; commercial and advertising photography. Commercial photography introduces products in catalogues and brochures containing a complete list of products; however, the final image does not have a story to tell. But in advertising product photography, you create a compelling story using subjects, colors, light, shadows, and, of course, creativity. Commercial photography of a three-edged razor, for example, can show the razor in the white background and in the most precise possible way; But advertising photography from the same razor may involve a face that is half full of beard and the other half perfectly shaved and clean.