Are you gearing up for a professional photo shoot to showcase your business’s products, manufacturing units, or personnel? Quality images can significantly enhance your brand's presence, both online and offline. Photography By George has compiled a set of practical tips to help you prepare effectively for a photo session. By following these guidelines, you can ensure your products and team look their best, capturing the essence of your brand perfectly. Understand Your ObjectiveBefore ..read more

Today, we're delving into the intricate world of jewellery photography. Jewellery captures not just the eye but also the imagination, and presenting it in the best possible light is both a challenge and an art. Whether you're a business looking to showcase your products or a photographer aiming to refine your craft, the following tips and insights from my extensive portfolio will guide you in creating truly captivating imagery. Mastering the Art of LightingLighting is paramount in ..read more

Diving into the world of product photography pricing can often feel like navigating a complex labyrinth, filled with a myriad of factors that play a crucial role in determining the final quote. At Photography by George, we've encountered many clients who start their inquiry with a simple question: "How much do you charge for product photography?" While this question seems straightforward, it is, in reality, quite layered, much like walking into a car dealership and asking, "How much are the ..read more

Product Photography Prices Continued Product Photography Costs: Continued from my last blog post. Here are the factors that need to be considered when calculating the cost of product photography. 5. Use of props. Group shots (you may need to shoot each item individually and then merge them). 6. Fixing product imperfections. 7. Digital product modification: Example: early stages of product packaging project. Yellow prints need to be converted into gold prints. 8. Use of ..read more

How much do you charge for product photography?This is most common question but it is too generic. Would you visit a car dealership place and ask the question:How much are the cars?On the other hand I understand this: the prospective client doesn't know how to start the conversation and each EXPERIENCED  product photographer knows that you need to consider many factors. and you can't give the quote from the thin air.This is why you need to see what kind of product it is and consider a ..read more

Here is the simple tip tp get nearly perfect symmetric glass object. While setting up the lighting you focus only on one side of the object. Next you draw a vertical line and cut the object into two symmetric parts. Use better one, flip it horizontally and merge both parts of it. To see samples of properly edited symmetric glass (drinking glasses, vases, candlesticks) glass object click hereAttached is self explanatory image.  ..read more

 How do we approach GIF presentation of object bigger  than the jewellery piece, for example the chair or the piece of any machinery? Here is the procedure:1. Lighting set up. Use disperse light (multiple sources of light), so the light can reach every part of the object. If the object has shiny metallic, or parts made of mirrors, you need to use light modifiers, like white screens around the object.2. Place the object on a rotating table. You can turn the table with the object ..read more

Are you sure you want to cut the corners on your visual presentation cost? Well...keep in mind - first impression counts.While top quality images are fundamental to boosting sales on the platform, low quality images are likely to turn potential customers off your product.Your product's image is the first point of contact between the product and customer. From the very first moment your image appears in the client's search results. Good product images can convince shoppers to buy your product ..read more

Diamond Jewellery Macro Photography What kind of camera and lens do you use in diamond jewellery macro photography?To shoot diamond jewellery I use Canon 5D Mark IV and 180mm prime macro lens.I set up camera for RAW full frame format with pixel duplicating function.Also you need a light tent to control the lighting. Plus a set of light diffusors.Usually you have to use different light diffusor setup for different types of jewellery. For example sharp edges jewelry needs ..read more

Lens Hood Do I really need to use one? What's the purpose of using the lens hood? The lens hood is used to prevent light from hitting the front of the lens from the sides. Dispersion of the light inside the lens creates flare and causes loosing the clarity of the image.Pictures taken with a lens hood installed can have richer colors and deeper saturation.Also some impact protection is gained from taking accidental blow to the lens.Secondary use for a lens hood is to protect the lens ..read more