Can you handle high-volume productions?

Yes. We plan each project according to the number of references, photographs per product, complexity, and delivery schedule. For larger productions, we can work in batches and arrange partial deliveries.

Can we do a test before producing the entire catalogue?

Yes. For high-volume projects, we can produce an initial sample to validate the photography and retouching standards before proceeding with the rest of the production.

Can you follow our photography guidelines?

Yes. We can work according to your specifications for framing, scale, lighting, background, color, dimensions, file formats, and naming conventions.

Can you maintain the same finish across different productions?

Yes. We define and document the project’s visual standards so they can be consistently reproduced across new references and future productions.

Do you also handle retouching?

Yes. Photography and post-production are part of the same process, allowing us to maintain control over the final look and consistency of the catalogue through to final delivery.

Can you provide partial deliveries?

Yes. When the schedule requires it, we can prioritize specific references or split the production into different deliveries.

Do you work with companies outside Madrid?

Yes. We receive products from both national and international clients and subsequently coordinate their return.

Do you offer volume pricing for large-scale projects?

Yes. Pricing is based on the total volume, number of images per reference, product characteristics, and level of post-production required.

Product photography

For high-volume ecommerce and catalogue production

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Photography production for brands, manufacturers, and retailers that need quality and consistency across hundreds of product images.

We adapt to your technical specifications, schedule, and workflow, maintaining consistent standards for lighting, framing, colour, and retouching throughout the entire production.

Batch consistency · Professional Retouching · Quality Control

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One visual standard for your entire catalogue

In high-volume catalogues, taking a good photograph is not enough.

The real challenge is ensuring that every new reference maintains the same framing, proportions, lighting, colour, and finish as the rest of the catalogue.

That’s why we work with defined, reproducible processes that allow us to maintain visual consistency throughout the entire production, even when dealing with hundreds of photographs or multiple deliveries over the course of the year.

Photography tailored to your brand

We produce white-background product photography, catalogues, and marketplace imagery following your brand’s visual guidelines.

Views: Front · Back · Side · 3/4 · Details · Sets · Colour Variants

Retouching: Cleanup · Shape Correction · Colour Adjustment

Delivery: Backgrounds · Shadows · Reframing · Different Formats and Resolutions

Every image is delivered fully finished and ready for publication.

Ready to handle high-volume productions

We organize each production according to the number of references, photographs required per product, retouching complexity, and launch date.

For high-volume projects, we can establish priorities and partial deliveries, allowing your team to start publishing while we continue producing the rest of the catalogue.

Our goal is to integrate seamlessly into your workflow and make photographic production an easy process to manage.

We work according to your specifications

If your brand already has a photography style guide, we can work directly from it. We can follow specific criteria for:

Angles and views
Product positioning
Scale within the frame
Lighting and shadows
Background
Colour
Dimensions and resolution
File formats
Image file size
File naming
Folder structure

If you don’t have a defined standard yet, we can establish one together before production begins.

We validate before production

For high-volume projects, we can prepare an initial sample for joint approval, covering framing, lighting, colour, proportions, background, and retouching level.

Once the standard has been approved, we use it as a reference throughout the entire production.

This helps reduce subsequent revisions and ensures a consistent result from the first image to the last.

Photography and retouching in one process

We handle both the photographic production and the final post-production.

Each image can include product and background cleanup, shape and imperfection correction, colour and contrast adjustments, shadow creation or cleanup, reframing, and export according to the required specifications.

You receive fully finished images, ready to be incorporated directly into your catalogue.

Do you have an upcoming production and need a specialized product photographer?

To prepare a proposal, we only need:

Approximate number of references
Number of images per reference
Product type
Expected delivery date
Visual references or a technical guide, if available

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