Website Electronics Product Photoshoot
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I need crisp, professional-looking photos of a small range of electronics—no more than five individual products—to feature on my website. Because these will sit alongside clean, modern UI elements, the images must be high-resolution, evenly lit and colour-accurate.
I am specifically after product photos (not stock imagery or illustrations). Each item should be shot on a pure white background and, where appropriate, a subtle lifestyle shot that shows scale or typical use would be a plus. Basic retouching—dust removal, exposure balancing, and colour correction—is expected so the files are truly web-ready on delivery.
Deliverables
• 3+ angles per product on white background
• 1 contextual or lifestyle shot per product (optional but welcomed)
• Final files in high-res JPEG plus web-optimised PNG (transparent if needed)
• All original RAW files for archive purposes
Acceptance criteria: images must be at least 3000 px on the longest side, free of visible artefacts, and consistent in lighting across the set. Please mention the camera gear and editing software (Lightroom, Photoshop, etc.) you plan to use so I know we’re on the same page regarding quality. I’m ready to get started as soon as I review a small sample of your previous electronics work.
I am specifically after product photos (not stock imagery or illustrations). Each item should be shot on a pure white background and, where appropriate, a subtle lifestyle shot that shows scale or typical use would be a plus. Basic retouching—dust removal, exposure balancing, and colour correction—is expected so the files are truly web-ready on delivery.
Deliverables
• 3+ angles per product on white background
• 1 contextual or lifestyle shot per product (optional but welcomed)
• Final files in high-res JPEG plus web-optimised PNG (transparent if needed)
• All original RAW files for archive purposes
Acceptance criteria: images must be at least 3000 px on the longest side, free of visible artefacts, and consistent in lighting across the set. Please mention the camera gear and editing software (Lightroom, Photoshop, etc.) you plan to use so I know we’re on the same page regarding quality. I’m ready to get started as soon as I review a small sample of your previous electronics work.