Whether you’re just starting out or running a high-end studio, having the right gear for product photography can make or break your workflow. In a recent podcast, industry professionals broke down three setups tailored to different budgets: beginner (£500), mid-range (£4,000), and high-end (£40,000). Here’s a detailed guide to the recommended gear, why it matters, and how to prioritize upgrades for stunning product shots, no matter your budget.
Author: Lefteris Heretakis
We are in deep trouble, and it is up to the artists to speak.
We are in serious trouble. This is not rhetorical flair. It is not the alarmism of an academic or activist shouting into the void. It is the quiet, steady recognition that something essential has broken, not only in our political and economic systems, but in our cultural and spiritual lives.
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