So, what is Product Photography?

Product photography is a specialised branch of commercial photography that focuses on capturing high-quality images of products for promotional, advertising and marketing purposes. The primary goal of digital product photography is to showcase the features, details, and aesthetics of a product in a visually appealing and accurate manner. This type of photography is commonly used by businesses and e-commerce platforms to create compelling visuals for their product listings, catalogs, websites, digital display boards and advertising materials.

How much does Product Photographer cost?

The cost of commercial product photography varies based on factors such as project scope, type of products, photographer's experience, location, studio costs, lighting, camera equipment, editing needs, licensing, and additional services. Phew - yes there are a lot! Prices can range from a few hundred to several thousand pounds, depending on the specific requirements of your project & it's marketing needs. If you need help with pricing up your project into a brief, we'd be more than happy to help you. Contact us here

What makes Trendy Grandad great product photographers?

Trendy Grandad have over a decade of experience shooting photos of products for some of the worlds most established brands & businesses. Trendy Grandad have a non-corporate, clean and professional style in which they use to help brands return on their creative investment. Looking for a London based product photographer? Look no further!

Why should your brand invest in quality product photography.

Stand out from the crowd
Quality product photographs? They're your secret weapon for standing out from the competition. When your business uses eye-catching product photos, you immediately grab attention and make a memorable impression. Your brand looks pro and trustworthy, setting you apart from rivals who might not invest in visuals and instead rely on over used stock images. How do you do this? Well, you find references from different sources than you competitors. Think about the originality of your camera angles, the lighting set up, your props & background and how all of this can be more original. If you're copying your competitors then you're most likely not actually being creative.

Boost your brand's perception
When your product photos are on point, your brand's image and perception skyrockets. It's not just about looking good; it's about looking trustworthy and professional in the digital landscape. High-quality product images tell the world that your brand means business. Customers are more likely to take you seriously, and that, my friend, is a game-changer in today's competitive landscape. Don't underestimate the power of hiring an experienced quality product photographer & their ability to use their camera equipment creatively - it's everything in this game!

But, how do you achieve such high-quality product photos? It's a powerful combination of a creative mind & their ability to use the right camera equipment, studio lighting techniques, composition of angles & retouching skills. If you don't have this combination as your foundation, unfortunately your advertising is going to fall at the first hurdle.

Lastly, hiring the right location is vital for product photographs to stand out. Your location & what is in front of the camera is everything, so please don't skimp on location costs. We have over a decade of experience finding the right location for our client projects, all across the world.

Sell more and get more business
Whilst we'd be the first to appreciate good quality images, it's not just about aesthetics. Quality images and professional product photography will actually help you sell more and attract more business as you are able to provide potential customers with a crystal-clear view of what you have to offer. Your product photography can be used across all your marketing channels, from your website and social media to advertisements, creating a clean and consistent brand and and enticing more business your way. So don't think of product photography as a cost, it's an investment.