A good photograph does not make a product look better than it is; it shows it as it is, in the right light. That difference is where buying decisions are made.
We plan and deliver product, interior, architecture, portrait, food and event photography according to how the images will actually be used.
What changes with each type
Product photography demands repeatability. Across a hundred-item catalogue every frame needs the same light, angle and scale, or the listing page looks disorganised.
Interior and architecture is decided by the hour of the day. The same room looks entirely different at morning and evening, so the schedule is built around light.
Portrait and corporate work is finished less by lighting than by putting the person at ease. A tense face looks tense in any light.
Food photography is a race. Once the plate leaves the kitchen you have minutes, so the set is finished before it arrives.
Preparation and delivery
Before shooting we agree where the images will be used: website, marketplace listing, print catalogue, social or outdoor. Use determines resolution, aspect ratio and how much space is left in frame.
A product image for social is shot square; the same product for a billboard must be shot horizontally with room for text above. Cropping to that later means losing quality.
Images are delivered in two sets: compressed and correctly sized for web, and full resolution for archive. That distinction matters for your site speed — uploading unprocessed photos is the most common reason websites are slow.
How the process runs
- RequirementsWhere images will be used, how many are needed and the visual language.
- Concept and planReferences, shot list, lighting setup and schedule.
- PreparationProduct, space or person is prepared; styling support if needed.
- ShootWe work through the shot list, taking an alternative angle for each frame.
- SelectionFrames are chosen together.
- Retouch and deliverySelected frames are processed and delivered in two formats.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a shoot take?
Product shoots typically yield 30–80 frames a day depending on setup complexity. Interior shoots take half a day to a day; corporate portraits 15–20 minutes per person.
Do you have a studio or do you come to us?
Both. Product work usually needs controlled light and happens in studio; interiors and events are shot on location.
Can I use the images on my e-commerce site?
Yes. Marketplace and e-commerce use is within the standard scope of rights transferred on delivery.
Let us talk about your project
Tell us what you want to make and we will map out the approach, timeline and budget frame together. To write directly: info@dframe.com.tr