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We cannot simply live in the moment and focus on the current project, but we must also think about how best to future-proof our work, our business and our equipment.
Today we are going to focus on the equipment that a product photographer and packshot studio regularly use. This is in part because it is where a significant part of your budget will be spent, but also because it has an impact on the quality of your work right now as well as in the future. So let’s get started.
Post-production is one of the most important stages of the product photography process. As a product photographer and packshot studio, it can be difficult to know which software offers exactly what you need.
The difference between working in a packshot studio and going out on location as a product photographer is clear. In the studio, you’re able to have everything you need, ready to go for any scenario. However, when on location, a product photographer cannot transport every single piece of equipment, perhaps there is a lack of wifi or the weather causes challenges.