Livestock Tag Product Photography
Budget: £3,000 – £5,000 GBP
I need a skilled product photographer to make our plastic livestock ear tags look sharp, consistent, and professional. The brief is straightforward:
• Capture roughly 50 master shots of the tags on a plain white or neutral backdrop—no props, no animals, just the tags themselves presented in a minimalistic, clean style.
• Use creative approach to give images some dimension
• Supply high-resolution RAW files plus retouched RGB web-ready and print-ready versions (transparent PNGs and JPEGs).
• From those 50 images, create color-accurate variations to cover our full palette, delivering about 250 finished assets in total.
• Ensure color consistency across the entire batch, as customers will be choosing specific colours online.
• Filenames and folders must follow a simple SKU-based naming convention so our e-commerce team can drop them straight into the CMS.
I’ll ship sample tags to you and cover return shipping. Let me know your turnaround time, the studio setup you’ll use (light tent, softboxes, preferred camera/lens), and any post-production workflow details that keep color profiles tight.
• Capture roughly 50 master shots of the tags on a plain white or neutral backdrop—no props, no animals, just the tags themselves presented in a minimalistic, clean style.
• Use creative approach to give images some dimension
• Supply high-resolution RAW files plus retouched RGB web-ready and print-ready versions (transparent PNGs and JPEGs).
• From those 50 images, create color-accurate variations to cover our full palette, delivering about 250 finished assets in total.
• Ensure color consistency across the entire batch, as customers will be choosing specific colours online.
• Filenames and folders must follow a simple SKU-based naming convention so our e-commerce team can drop them straight into the CMS.
I’ll ship sample tags to you and cover return shipping. Let me know your turnaround time, the studio setup you’ll use (light tent, softboxes, preferred camera/lens), and any post-production workflow details that keep color profiles tight.