Product Photography in Sangamwadi, Pune

Product photography in Sangamwadi — a catalogue built so it does not need reshooting in two years.

Reshoots are the real cost

The expensive part of product photography is doing it twice.

And the usual reason for doing it twice is that the first set was styled to whatever was fashionable and now looks out of step with everything else.

Heavily styled product photography dates quickly. Props, backgrounds and colour treatments all move, and a catalogue built on them has a short life.

A plain, well-lit product on a clean background does not date at all, because there is nothing in it to go out of fashion.

That is the version worth building a catalogue on, with styled or lifestyle images added around it where they earn their place.

The plain set then survives indefinitely and only the styled images need refreshing, which is a much smaller job.

For a business that keeps adding stock, that structure is worth considerably more than any individual image.

It is worth thinking about how long a plain set actually lasts, because people underestimate it substantially.

A well-lit product on a clean white background is as usable in ten years as on the day it was shot, provided the product itself has not changed.

That makes it the single most durable photography any small business commissions.

Styled and lifestyle images have a much shorter life and that is fine, because they do a different job.

The mistake is building an entire catalogue on the short-lived kind and then having to redo all of it.

Plain core, styled additions, and the additions get refreshed while the core stays.

Getting ready

Building a catalogue that lasts

Build the core catalogue on plain, well-lit images on a clean background. Nothing in them can go out of fashion.

Add styled images around that set rather than instead of it.

Send products clean and unboxed, with every variant.

Planning it

What we discuss

Whether the core set is plain, since that is what determines how long it lasts.

How many items and how many angles.

And whether more will follow later.

Recent work

From the studio

A selection of recent photographs. Each one is tagged with the kind of shoot it came from — tell us what you are planning and we will show you the work closest to it.

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Also booked nearby

Related sessions

Before you book

Product photography in Sangamwadi

How the session itself works is covered in full on the main product photography page.

  • 1st Floor, Behind G S Mahanagar Co-op Bank Ltd, Sai Nagari, Mathura Nagar, Wadgaon Sheri, Pune, Maharashtra 411014
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Should we do styled product images?

Around a plain core set rather than instead of it. The plain set lasts indefinitely; styled images need refreshing.

Why does our old set look wrong?

Usually because it was styled to what was fashionable at the time. Plain images on a clean background do not have that problem.

Which areas do you cover?

Sangamwadi, Yerawada, Koregaon Park, Kalyani Nagar, Wadgaon Sheri, Viman Nagar and Ghorpadi.

How do we get products to you?

Drop them off or courier them.

Can we add products later?

Yes, and they will match if we keep the setup.

Do you provide styling?

Tell us what you have in mind and we will confirm.

Can you photograph jewellery?

Yes, and it needs a different setup.

Will you tell us if something is likely to date?

Yes, honestly, and then shoot whatever you have decided you want. That is more useful than agreeing with everything.

How much editing do you do?

Lightly by default. More is available if you want it, and heavy treatment is the single fastest-ageing element in any set.

Is plainer always better?

Not always, and it would be a poor rule. It is worth having some plain frames in every set so there is something that works whenever anybody looks at it.

How do we book?

Send us the date and what you have in mind, and you get a clear quote for the coverage you actually need.

Plain images do not go out of fashion

Build the catalogue on those and add styled images around them.