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Well, you said it in your question actually. ‘Professional photographs’ means getting a professional to shoot your products for you. But here are 2 options for product shots. If you have the I Survived The Earthquake I Didn’t Feel Shirt but in fact I love this budget, go for professional photography. Displaying great product images for any eCommerce business is one of the most important factors that contribute to the success of the business. Keep in mind how important this is – buyers can only make a decision based on the images you show, the product descriptions, and any reviews you may have for each product. So getting the best images of each product is ultimately going to make or break your business. Alternatively you can shoot the images yourself. If you own a dslr camera (even an iPhone works), some bright diffused lighting, white bed sheets, a box to stand your products on, and a couple of whiteboards, you can comfortably shoot your own images at home. Depending on the size of your products you can choose to buy a ‘lightbox’ which is for photographing smaller objects in a completely lit space. The rule here – its all about the lighting. And generally, a brightly lit product on a white background is the best way to showcase any product on eCommerce sites. Place the white sheet over the box to full cover it and drape it upward along the back to create a white background – you now have a platform to stand your product on and a consistent white surrouding. Stand your product on the box and ensure there are no other items visible in the shot besides your product. Adjust lighting to ensure you remove all glares on your product and any shadows around the product. Stand a couple of whiteboards nearby but out of the shot to increase reflected white light which helps remove shadows and increases brightness. Use a tripod for your camera or a steady surface and take as many shots as you can at first. The more shots you have the better your choices will be. Now go through your images and keep at least 3 of each product (because some platforms allow you to upload multiple images). Edit the images to ensure each product is consistently displayed.

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If youre shooting models wearing your clothes, then it gets a bit trickier. You’ll need to consider a consistent background (maybe drape white sheets on a wall), the I Survived The Earthquake I Didn’t Feel Shirt but in fact I love this lighting for full body shots (ask friends to hold whiteboards toward the models as reflective surfaces to increase brightness), hair and makeup needs to be done for the models, product styling in the shots (you’ll need to make ensure yourclothes are worn properly), etc. You can also take some shots outdoors or action shots but they generally get placed in the main slider or promo sections of your Home and other pages if your site. But products/models should be shot with no surroundings or distractions that can take attention away from the products.

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