Electronic Product Photography
Electronic product photography is a specialized field focused on capturing the sleek design, intricate details, and functionality of electronic devices and gadgets. This type of photography employs precise lighting techniques and clean, modern backgrounds to highlight features like buttons, screens, and ports, ensuring the products appear both attractive and true to life.
The goal is to create high-quality, visually appealing images that showcase the technological sophistication and user-friendly aspects of each product, enhancing their appeal to consumers and effectively conveying the brand’s innovation and quality. Whether for online stores, advertising, or catalogs, electronic product photography plays a crucial role in driving consumer interest and sales.
Our Packages
Discover our customizable photography packages designed to meet your unique product needs, delivering stunning visuals that elevate your brand.
Starter
- 6 high-resolution images
- 1 info graphic
- Basic retouching and color correction
- Simple lifestyle setup
- 1-hour studio session
- Web-ready files
Suitable for business owners who manage a single product.
Premier
- 10 high resolution photos
- art directed environment
- 20 seconds video clip
- 4 info graphics
- 360 turntable video
- Premium retouching and color correction
- Custom and lifestyle setups
- 4-hour studio session
Suitable for businesses with multiple products and their own branding.
Standard
- 8 high-resolution photos
- 2 stock image composites
- 2 info graphics
- 1 video clip
- 1 hand model
- Advanced retouching and color correction
Suitable for businesses with multiple products.
We Retouch Your Product Into A Stock Photo Realistically
Our Electronic Composites look real without all the production and expense of a real photoshoot.
What Is A Electronic Composite?
In product photography, an electronic composite refers to a technique where multiple images of a product are combined into a single, cohesive photograph.
This process often involves taking separate shots of different parts of the product under varied lighting conditions or angles and then merging them using photo editing software.
The goal is to create a final image that highlights the best features and details of the product, ensuring it looks flawless and highly appealing.