Deutsche Heilmittel GmbH is a supplement producer based in Germany (as you can guess from their company name). They asked us if we could create six professional images that could be used for Amazon. Images should fit into Amazon standards, have space for infographics, and show the product with its packaging.
They delivered the sizes, packaging files, fonts, and some smartphone photos for us to understand how the products looked.

I came across Dall-E when the news hit the blogs but was not impressed. Then came Midjourney, and even at version 3, it was light years ahead, and then came Stable dDiffusion and others. In my opinion, even with all the restrictions they are applying, it’s way ahead on other solutions. As a post-production artist, I can see that the playing field is changing for everyone in the business, including photographers, 3D artists & retouchers. Although current resolutions are low, these involve processing power and cost. I’m sure soon there will be options for higher resolution renders for extra costs.

When it comes to editing product photos to create highly effective advertisement images, there are several details that one should care about. The following are some of the most important details to consider:

Editing product images is critical to creating effective advertisements, but it's not always easy. People make several common mistakes when editing product images that can negatively impact the final result.

As the world's largest online marketplace, Amazon has become a go-to destination for millions of customers searching for products. With such a vast array of options, it's important for sellers to make their products stand out from the competition. One crucial element that can significantly impact product sales is visual quality. In this article, we'll explore how visual quality affects Amazon product sales and offer actionable tips for improving your product's visuals.

In today's highly competitive market, selling goods online has become more challenging. To successfully sell goods online, businesses must present their products in a way that attracts customers and convinces them to make a purchase. One of the most effective ways to do this is by using high-quality product images that showcase the product in the best possible light. This article will discuss the properties needed on an image to help sell goods.

The rise of e-commerce has dramatically changed how people shop, and Amazon has been at the forefront of this revolution. With millions of products available at the click of a button, it can be challenging for sellers to stand out. One way to do so is by using strong visuals to showcase their products. In this article, I'll explore how much of a difference strong visuals can make on Amazon sales.

In today's fast-paced business world, staying ahead of the competition is important. One way to do this is by using 3D mockups. A 3D mockup is a virtual representation of a product or design that can be viewed from multiple angles. This article will explore what 3D mockups are and their advantages.

In the world of e-commerce, a product's visual appeal can be a buyer's deciding factor. This is especially true on Amazon, where shoppers are bombarded with endless options and are looking for ways to differentiate between them. With that in mind, it's essential for Amazon sellers to understand how strong images can affect sales and how post-production can help improve their product images.

Some clients come to our website for retouch work from time to time, but they don’t yet have photos at hand. They dream of something, though yet don’t know how to achieve it. In such cases, I inform them of two choices as it won’t be feasible for us to fly to Houston or Sydney to shoot many product images. However, it’s very critical to show these both as standalone as well as in lifestyle images. In this case, we propose two options;

1. Organize a Photoshoot

2. Create 3D modeling of the product and render visuals

Client: May/Diageo
Agency: Eyedea
Photographers: Gökhan Çelem & Mehmet Turan /Diapolis Images
Post-Production: Mehmet Turan

Story of Bridge is not an uncommon story for us, especially for the fast-paced commercial market of today.

Bridge™ is an oral pouch that satisfies nicotine cravings while eliminating the harmful chemicals found in traditional tobacco. One that can travel with the person. The issue at the time was that all designs and graphic elements were ready but the product wasn’t out of the production line yet.

As a result, we are asked to create photographic quality renders and animations of the product. You may find some of the images below but better yet you may check them on the website of the Bridge.

Palace is crafting luxurious, engaging art pieces that are fun and mischievous. They are beautiful objects designed to bring people together. Their first product is “Shot Ski,” coming for fall 2020. It’s a shot glass tray in the shape of a ski, made from wood with magnets embedded. That way, shot glasses with magnets at the bottom don’t fall.

A few months back, I had the chance to meet with an entrepreneur who had the vision to create high-quality sunglasses. As a small project, we almost ended up retouching and editing all the photos on the site.

This is an interesting project because the project came into fruition during COVID days, and all creatives were at different parts of the world working at home, and ideas shared on Trello pages. I hope you find these beautiful and high-quality sunglasses exciting as well and don't forget to visit Selfmade.by

Photographer: Gregory Boussac
Art Director: Diane de Cadoudal
Retouch & Color Toning: Mehmet Turan

Client: Read loop
Photographer: Gregory Boussac
Art Director: Juju Rob
Art Director Assistant: @the.meelk
Post-production: Mehmet Turan

There are times due to different reasons a project doesn’t start with strong visuals, but our customers judge us with the quality of our visuals, especially when a business is about to take off. The Coffee Wagon is an online high-quality coffee ground and bean coffee sales portal in the UK.
Initial images they came with weren’t at best, and although they could be edited and made to work, my suggestion was to ditch the whole project and create the visuals in 3D.

Photographer: Gregory Boussac
Art Director: Pauline Lemoine
Retoucher: Mehmet Turan

How we created a 3D product visual using technical drawings and smartphone photos of the goggles.