How to Create Your Own Basic Product Photography Studio
If you’re part of a scrappy CPG startup, there’s one thing you know very well – you’re required to wear a lot of hats. And one of those hats is that of a product photographer. In the fast-paced world of food and consumer packaged goods, captivating imagery is a non-negotiable aspect of your brand’s success, particularly if you have an ecommerce site or a RangeMe profile.
However, building an in-house photography studio can be a daunting endeavor. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll unveil the secrets to crafting an efficient and cost-effective photography studio built for food and product photography. (Just a quick note: while I specialize in food photography, the tips and examples here also apply to all CPG products).
Keep reading to discover how you can transform your CPG brand’s visual identity and drive unmatched growth by leveraging a lean photography studio.
It starts with the camera (a real camera!)
The first thing you’ll need in your studio is, of course, the basic photography equipment. With today’s advancements in smartphone cameras, it may be tempting to reach in your pocket for your iPhone or Android device rather than your wallet to purchase a DSLR camera. However, while phone cameras …