Hindi Menu & Packaging Photos
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
Project Objective: Collect images for iPhone's photo translation and item recognition functions. The Menu Cards and Packaging items should contain Hindi Languages. It can be multilingual, as long as it contains Hindi Language.
Project Content: Use an Apple iPhone mobile phone to take photos of the specified items.
Equipment Requirements: Devices of iPhone 13 and above with iOS 18 or higher versions should be used.
Shooting Requirements: Menu photos should be in groups of 2, and food packaging photos should be in groups of 5 or 6.
Delivery Requirements: Upload the photos (in HEIC format) to Google Drive and share the link.
Minimum Submission Unit: 50 groups
Task Acceptance Requirements: If you accept the task, you need to deliver 50 groups within one week. Here, 50 groups mean we need to capture 50 different menu cards and food packaging items.
Because of the delivery efficiency problem, the deadline given by the Client is September 7. If our delivery goes smoothly, we may be able to buy more time.
Shooting Sequence:
Menus
Normal front: facing shot
Free front: Shot at a random angle
Food Packaging
Normal front: facing shot
Free front: facing shot at a random angle
Normal back: shot of the ingredients list and the nutrition facts
Free back: Shot of the ingredients list and the nutrition facts label at a random angle
Barcode shot
• Nutrition facts: If it is not possible to include both the ingredients list and the nutrition facts panel in the same photo, you will need to take an additional separate photo of the nutrition facts panel.
• Shooting must be done in portrait mode.
• When shooting food packaging bags, ensure the integrity of the text. Try to avoid text distortion or only half of the text being captured. If the nutrition facts label and the front – facing information are on the same side, the nutrition facts label needs to be focused on separately. The barcode must be clear, and the numbers in the picture must be upright.
• Menus must include the price of each dish. If it's a menu book, take photos of as many dishes as there are on one page. Two photos taken on one page can be considered as one item.
• If it is not possible to include both the ingredients list and the nutrition facts panel in the same photo, you will need to take an additional separate photo of the nutrition facts panel.
Project Content: Use an Apple iPhone mobile phone to take photos of the specified items.
Equipment Requirements: Devices of iPhone 13 and above with iOS 18 or higher versions should be used.
Shooting Requirements: Menu photos should be in groups of 2, and food packaging photos should be in groups of 5 or 6.
Delivery Requirements: Upload the photos (in HEIC format) to Google Drive and share the link.
Minimum Submission Unit: 50 groups
Task Acceptance Requirements: If you accept the task, you need to deliver 50 groups within one week. Here, 50 groups mean we need to capture 50 different menu cards and food packaging items.
Because of the delivery efficiency problem, the deadline given by the Client is September 7. If our delivery goes smoothly, we may be able to buy more time.
Shooting Sequence:
Menus
Normal front: facing shot
Free front: Shot at a random angle
Food Packaging
Normal front: facing shot
Free front: facing shot at a random angle
Normal back: shot of the ingredients list and the nutrition facts
Free back: Shot of the ingredients list and the nutrition facts label at a random angle
Barcode shot
• Nutrition facts: If it is not possible to include both the ingredients list and the nutrition facts panel in the same photo, you will need to take an additional separate photo of the nutrition facts panel.
• Shooting must be done in portrait mode.
• When shooting food packaging bags, ensure the integrity of the text. Try to avoid text distortion or only half of the text being captured. If the nutrition facts label and the front – facing information are on the same side, the nutrition facts label needs to be focused on separately. The barcode must be clear, and the numbers in the picture must be upright.
• Menus must include the price of each dish. If it's a menu book, take photos of as many dishes as there are on one page. Two photos taken on one page can be considered as one item.
• If it is not possible to include both the ingredients list and the nutrition facts panel in the same photo, you will need to take an additional separate photo of the nutrition facts panel.