Composites and variants
A second angle beside the first, a box opened to show what is inside, the mannequin taken out of a garment. The same piece in another color or metal from one shoot, rather than shooting it again.
For businesses that photograph their own products
Composites, retouching and clean cut-outs for the products that photograph badly: polished metal, glass, stones, garments that need the mannequin gone. Edited by a retoucher, checked by us, back to you ready to list.
One photograph back within 24 hours, free. No card, nothing to join.
Octagonal steel watch Off the gray card onto black, the hands set to ten past ten, the facets of the case lit and the dial cleaned.
Real client images, shown with permission, from the archive of Product Packshot, the Essex product photography studio of Picarm co-owner David Forcina. See more of the work.
Background removal is a button now. What is left is the work that still needs a person who knows what the piece is meant to look like.
A second angle beside the first, a box opened to show what is inside, the mannequin taken out of a garment. The same piece in another color or metal from one shoot, rather than shooting it again.
Gold, steel, glass and stones pick up the studio, the camera and whoever is holding it. We take those out and keep the reflections that make metal look like metal, without changing the piece.
Clean edges on every strap, chain and lace, a shadow if you want one, aligned and sized for each place you sell. Transparent PNG or a layered PSD with the path, at no extra cost.
The same studio, four kinds of job. Each page has more before-and-afters and its own prices.
Straight off the camera or a phone. One, or a few hundred.
Cut out, retouch or composite, plus the sizes and files you need. The price shows as you choose, before you pay.
Every image is checked before you see it. Anything not right goes back with your notes; the rest is ready to download.
Per photograph, whatever the product. Sizes, shadow and file types are included.
Relaunch prices, reviewed . No minimum quantity; orders under $2.99 are charged $2.99. Any tax is shown at checkout.
Photograph a piece once and we make the rest of the range from it: another metal, another stone, another color. $0.99 for each extra color or metal, on top of the edit.
Every face on this cube is a finished file: six letter charms, photographed once and re-rendered across seven stones and three metals. Turn it with a finger or the mouse, or pick a stone and a metal and watch all six change.
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Pick the one you would most like to see improved. We send it back finished within 24 hours, with a note on what we did, at no charge. No card, nothing to join.
Photographers use Picarm too. If you shoot products for clients, send the retouching here and keep the camera time for shooting. Same prices, same files, no account to set up before your first job.
Files come back unbranded, at the sizes and in the formats your client asked for.
Your photographs as they are. Straight off the camera or a phone is fine. A plain background helps, but it is not needed: taking the studio out is part of the job.
A finished file for every photograph, at the sizes you ask for (up to eight), as a JPEG and, if you want them, a transparent PNG or a layered PSD with the path. Sizes and file types cost nothing extra.
Upload one photograph, ideally the one you are least happy with. We send it back finished within 24 hours with a note on what we did. There is no charge, and we do not ask for a card.
No minimum quantity: one photograph is an order. Orders under $2.99 are charged $2.99, shown as its own line at checkout so you can see why.
It depends on how many photographs there are and what each one needs. Ask before you order and we will give you a date.
You approve each image before you download it. Anything that is not right goes back to the retoucher with your notes.
No. Jewelry and watches are a large part of the work, and so are fashion, footwear, leather goods, homeware and drinks. If it can be photographed on a table, send it.
Every image is edited by a retoucher and checked by Picarm before it is sent to you.