A price guide to JEWELLERY PHOTOGRAPHY
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E-commerce & catalogue - Packages from as little as $33 per piece
The most crucial element in marketing your jewellery - clean, slick and professional product shots. Most commonly showcased on a pure white background with a soft reflection or shadow, these image assets can be reproduced throughout all your marketing platforms, from web and socials to catalogue and publications.
This information below will provide you with an indication of how we price our product photography services.
However it should be used as a guide only. Please contact us and we will provide you with an accurate quotation without obligation.
Regardless of the package, all images are colour corrected and receive light retouching.
The Basic shot
Pieces similar to the examples above are representative of the type of product and the style of shot that attract our lowest pricing.
40+ pieces
$33 per piece
10-39 pieces
$44 per piece
<10 pieces
$44 per piece PLUS A $99 SET UP FEE
2. The Ring Shot
Rings require a controlled lighting approach that gives the gems good contrast and sparkle while keeping shine in the metals.
40+ pieces
$44 per piece
10-39 pieces
$55 per piece
<10 pieces
$55 per piece PLUS A $99 SET UP FEE
3. The Advanced Set Up
Pieces similar to these examples require more time to set up or may need propping which is removed in post production.
Please contact us for a quote.
Finishing - Off white square finish or deep etched?
These are pieces that require minimal set up time. Subtle changes in lighting are applied to each piece according to their reflective qualities.
A piece photographed on a white surface doesn’t naturally produce a pure white background; it will have a slightly off-white tone by default. This slightly off-white tone may be a look you desire, but that tone can often vary slightly over multiple shots.
However if a pure white tone or a transparent background is required, our services include the option to deep etch (cut out) the product using Photoshop. We can then either leave a little of the natural reflection or create a soft drop shadow which results in a clean result.