Professional Product Photography for Amazon & E-Commerce

How to Create an Outstanding Listing to stand out from the crowd

When you have a great product to sell online there is a good chance your item will be in a crowd of hundreds if not thousands of similar products. How do you get your product to stand out of the crowd?

Paid Sponsor listing could be an option but you still need images to draw in a potential buyer. Good Photography with images that will grab the attention of your potential buyer is critical.


Showing your product in use is a great idea and helps potential buyers visualise your product. Image was taken in our West Melbourne Photographic studio. Our fully working kitchen is also a popular hire studio/kitchen.

Showing your product in use is a great idea and helps potential buyers visualise your product. Image was taken in our West Melbourne Photographic studio. Our fully working kitchen is also a popular hire studio/kitchen.

Great Tips on Getting the Photos That will help your Product stand out

When approaching a Professional Photographer it’s best to have in mind what you desire from your images. Reference images and images that you wish to aspire to really helps point the photographer in the right direction and makes sure you are both on the same page.

Depending on the complexity of styling, a professional stylist may be required to source props and help build sets. Basic white background images would not require styling.

Making a list of required images for your listing with the photographer will also streamline the photography process.

Example:

  1. Product on white

  2. Product on white -different angle

  3. Product on white with packaging

  4. Product in package

  5. Close up/detail image of the product

  6. Close up/detail image of the product

  7. Product in use

  8. Additional product in use

Photographing your product with a drop shadow or reflection is a better option than cutting out the product (floating) and it avoids the over retouching look

Photographing your product with a drop shadow or reflection is a better option than cutting out the product (floating) and it avoids the over retouching look

Another popular thing to do is combining the product originally shot on white to another background such as a room or table purchased from stock image. Retouching is never right due to lens perspective and angles. It’s quite common to have rooms photographed at a wide angle which is the opposite to what the product is usually photographed.

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