- 27 October 2026Camera settings for product photography: the few that matter when AI builds the sceneFor a product photo that new scenes will be built from, only a few settings matter: a smaller aperture so the whole product is sharp, low ISO, a steady camera with a timer, and white balance set by hand. Set them once and use the same settings for every product. A phone on auto in window light is usually enough.
- 22 October 2026How many photos can you put on an eBay listing? The limit, and how many to useeBay's UK help page says you can add up to 24 pictures to a listing (checked 9 October 2026). Make the first one a plain, face-on photo of the whole item. Use the rest for real angles, flaws and measurements before you add any styled scene.
- 20 October 2026Choosing a product photography service: studio, freelancer or AI, and which suits each jobHire a studio or freelancer for anything that needs a physical shoot: plain white packshots, models, 360 spins or famous-brand products. Use an AI service like ours when you already have a decent photo of your real product and want it in new campaign scenes for a few pounds a shot.
- 15 October 2026Cosmetics product photography: keeping colour, glass and labels true in AI scenesFor cosmetics, a shot only works if the shade, the glass and the label match what the customer will receive. Photograph the product once under even light, then check colour first in any new scene, because that is where AI scenes of skincare and perfume slip most.
- 13 October 2026Product photography lessons: what a seller needs to learn, in orderIf you sell your own products, you do not need a full photography course. Five short lessons (light, background, framing, platform rules, scenes) cover most of what a listing needs, and you can learn each one in an evening.
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Notes on product photos for small brands and Etsy, Shopify and Amazon sellers: costs, backgrounds, AI scenes and marketplace image rules.