ExamplesCatalogue photos^*

From a phone snapshot to a catalogue photo, without a photographer.

A custom program, yours to use. Every photo comes out with the same background and light.

Where you start

You photograph the piece by phone, in the shop.Each has its own background and light.

Phone photo: low cabinet with two dark green doors and a grey frame on wheels, with a record player on top, in the shop in front of a window full of objects. — Phone photo

Phone photo: red lacquered wooden chair on a concrete floor, in front of a wooden cabinet with vases and jars.

Phone photo: white table lamp on a dark surface, in front of a white wall with a picture and a socket.

Today

For the catalogue, you call a photographer……and the piece waits, offline in the meantime.

Waiting

Photo shootwith a photographer

Set a date

Bring the pieces

The shoot

Wait for the photos

and meanwhile you wait

Together

The program changes background and light……the piece stays identical.

Before: the record player cabinet photographed by phone, in the shop. — Phone photo

After: the same cabinet with the record player in the middle of a studio with a concrete wall and floor, in landscape format. — Catalogue photo

The result

The photos come out consistent, ready to publish.You shoot and check: the final say is yours.

Catalogue photo of the record player cabinet, in the studio with a concrete wall and floor. — Catalogue photo

Catalogue photo of the red chair, in the same concrete studio.

Catalogue photo of the white lamp, in the same concrete studio.

You shoot by phone

You check the piece looks identical

Tap to go forward, hold to pause.

Catalogue photos

Where you start

You photograph the piece by phone.Every photo looks different.

Phone photo: red lacquered wooden chair in front of a wooden cabinet with vases and jars.

Phone photo: white table lamp on a dark surface, in front of a white wall with a picture.

Today

For the catalogue, you call a photographer.

Photo shootwith a photographer

Set a date

Bring the pieces

The shoot

Wait for the photos

And the piece waits, offline in the meantime.

Together

The program changes background and light……the piece stays identical.

After: the same cabinet with the record player in the middle of a studio with a concrete wall and floor. — Catalogue photo

The result

The photos come out consistent, ready to publish.Same background and light across the catalogue.

The result

You shoot and check.The final say is yours.

Catalogue photo of the record player cabinet, ready.

You shoot by phone

You check the piece

Sound familiar?

Things you might say, and what changes from tomorrow. Tap the ones you’d say yourself.

For decent photos, I have to wait for the photographer.

From tomorrow

A phone photo, taken in the shop, is enough: the program changes the background and the light.
The piece is already in the shop, but it’s not online yet.

From tomorrow

You photograph it as soon as it arrives: no need to wait for a photo shoot to get it online.
Every photo on my website has a different light and background.

From tomorrow

Every photo comes out with the same background and the same light, piece after piece.
I’m worried the editing will make the piece look different.

From tomorrow

The program only changes the background and the light: the piece stays identical. You compare it with the original before it goes online.

Then it’s worth a conversation.

Bring photos of a few pieces, even phone snapshots: that’s where we start.

Book a free call (opens in a new tab)

Real case from a furniture shop, photos published with its permission. For you, we start from your pieces.

Shall we try it with your photos?

30 minutes, no commitment, to work out together where to start.

Book a free call (opens in a new tab)