How much does product photography cost?

$125/hour plus $50 setup. Onsite: $600 setup. Minimum order: $500. We calculate the cost per product photo image based on an hourly rate for photo and editing services. Our product photography services in Toronto are priced competitively based on hourly rates. We urge you to streamline your product organization and preparation to expedite the photoshoot process, enabling us to offer you the best prices. Additionally, active participation during the shoot ensures alignment with your vision, as we do not provide complimentary reshoots.

What is Jules Design’s experience in product photography?

Jules Design is a commercial photography studio located in Toronto. Our team has extensive expertise in producing high-quality product photos for various categories such as food, furniture, fashion, and cosmetics. We specialize in creating images that can be used on different platforms, including Shopify and Amazon, as well as offline applications. Our portfolio showcases numerous brands and websites where our work has been published, highlighting our proficiency in producing versatile product shots. We pride ourselves on seamlessly integrating our images as component and design elements within comprehensive marketing campaigns.

After the photoshoot, will I own the images?

We put our clients first. That’s why we offer a straightforward pricing model that includes full copyright ownership of the images upon project payment and completion. This means you can use the photos without restrictions, allowing you to use them across all your marketing channels. So contact us today if you’re looking for a product photographer in Toronto who values transparency and client satisfaction.

Does Jules Design produce product photos to image specifications?

We understand that different industries have specific photography standards for their product images. These guidelines include angles of view, DPI, colour profiles, file dimensions, naming conventions, and more. At Jules Design, we are well-versed in creating photos that adhere to industry standards for powerful platforms such as GS1, Amazon, LCBO, AGLC, Wayfair, Costco, OCS, and many others. Our expertise and attention to detail can help your products stand out. Contact us to discuss your commercial photography needs and design specifications.

How will Jules Design deliver the product photos to my organization?

After we’ve completed your project, we’ll send you watermarked images for your review. Once satisfied, pay, and we’ll provide you with a downloadable link to access your files. We understand the importance of convenience and versatility. That’s why we offer your graphics in various file formats tailored to your needs, including: High-Resolution JPG: Suitable for print materials and detailed online displays. Web Ready JPG: Optimized for quick web uploads and emailing. PNG format with a transparency layer: Ideal for image overlays and desktop publishing. High-res TIF files with a transparency layer: Perfect for advanced graphic design projects. With our range of file formats, you’ll have the flexibility to promote your products effortlessly. Trust Jules Design for all your Toronto product photography needs.

Can I participate in the product photoshoot?

We encourage clients to join in on most photography sessions at our studio. By directing the creative output, you can ensure that our images align with your vision. Plus, your involvement can help expedite the process and lower production costs.

What is the anticipated turnaround time for receiving the product photos after the photoshoot?

After your Toronto product photography session, our team begins the post-production process, which may involve cropping, colour correction, Photoshop editing, and more. We aim to deliver your edited product photos within five business days or less.

What amenities does the Jules Design studio offer?

Our studio is located in Toronto’s Designer and Fashion District, close to Yorkdale Shopping Mall, near the junction of Dufferin and Eglinton and the 401 highway. It is equipped with top-notch photography and video gear and is well-prepared to handle various product, food, and fashion photography projects. We offer essential amenities such as a washroom, changing area, kitchen facilities, WiFi access, and a functional workspace. Count on our studio to provide a convenient and professional setting for your Toronto product photography requirements.

Toronto Amazon Infographic Design

Benefits of infographics:

Differentiate your product
Highlight your product’s features and benefits
Reduce product returns
Feature details the client might miss

Our infographics are used on eCommerce sites like Shopify and Amazon. Learn More

We create images that sell with our in-house product photography service, graphics and text.

What are infographics?

The word infographic is a catch-all term for graphics with descriptive information. Infographics take many forms, including maps, weather charts, diagrams, and bar charts.

Infographics are powerful teaching tools because humans process images much faster than words. While words are sequential and linear, photos are absorbed simultaneously. Amazon infographics can feature a combination of images and text or just images.

In a world of fleeting customer attention, infographics are a valuable tool to communicate value quickly.

Amazon and eCommerce merchants are champions at using infographics to promote merchandise. These vendors regularly use them to communicate value in the products they sell.

eCommerce & Amazon Infographics Design Pricing

Our infographic design service is an add-on service component to our e-commerce product photography service. Learn More

Designing an infographic most often requires product photos. You can either supply us with the images or we can capture them for you. Should you require a product photo session, we can schedule one to capture the necessary images; minimum-order photo session rates apply.

As creative development is a billable service, to save time and keep costs down, please outline the visuals and text you’d like to see. Please remember that creating an infographic is a creative process; therefore, allocating sufficient time and money for multiple revisions is always a good idea.

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Creative Development