Swiftlinks: Relevance Between Product Photography and Brand Perception & More

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“Your product imagery primarily determines the perception potential and existing customers have about your brand and will significantly influence purchase decisions.” – Ecommerce Solutions Blog

Product Photography Drives Brand Perception & Conversion

The images your site contains directly affect the overall perception of the quality of your products and perceived trust in your brand. This is even more so the case for high-end retailers and manufacturers who sell luxury goods. Continue reading »

Product Photography: Window Light or Shade?

Shade can give such beautiful light and is often best when you want soft light with minimal shadows. There is usually a clear direction of light so that you can choose whether you will have front, side or back light, but the result is much softer.  Continue reading »

A Journey in Photography – Product Photography Tips and Tricks

I know photography is the bane of many creative folk selling online. We all know that a good image really helps to sell the product, but it’s a struggle just knowing how to get that magic shot. Continue reading »

Product Photography – Steinway Pianos

Doing product photography is something I really enjoy. Trying to get the emotion from an inanimate object, to use photography to evoke a memory, a feeling, a reaction. Continue reading »

5 Responses to Swiftlinks: Relevance Between Product Photography and Brand Perception & More

  1. tatess says:

    I love to take photos of almost all the product I am buying and even scan the boxes and check which one is better.My photo’s are just ordinary and actually not the best, but I am learning from it.of course reading and tutorials are big factors too. thanks for sharing this.
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  2. Roma Salvar says:

    Thanks for sharing the links. It is really true that product photography affects how consumers perceive the brand. The quality of the photo also speaks the quality of the product.

    In fact, a product which has a mediocre quality when shoot properly seems to be of high quality when seen on the brochures.
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  3. RonLeyba says:

    Thanks for the information you shared in here. Time for me to read em all and internalize the message for me to be able to grasp the new info and idea you have just shared.
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  4. Product photography is important, especially if the said product is still new(to be launch) and not well-known to the target market.
    And as the old saying says, ‘First impression lasts’.. ^_^
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  5. carmel says:

    I agree that product photography should be a priority for luxury goods. Wealthy shoppers have discriminating tastes and they easily judge products upon that crucial first impression.
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