Screen White v Studio White
Screen White v Studio White
Here at Daryl Gordon Photography we often get asked to shoot product on a white background. I’ll then ask do you mean a screen white background? What do you mean is the typical reply. I don’t want to get too technical, the white background that you see on a lot of backgrounds on the web is more often than not a screen white background. This cannot be achieved by simply taking a photo of a product on a white background. The product then has to be “etched” or “cut out” of the original file and placed onto a screen white background. The easiest way to explain this concept is to show you an image you a product that was originally photographed on a white background, and then cut out onto a screen white background.
Screen White v Studio White
Pricing
Typically if the product is straight forward to etch out, then each item is charged out at an additional $15 per item on top of the initial photography price. If you are looking at having items etched out and placed on a screen white background we will have a look at your product and communicate clearly whether the item is seen as a straight forward post production process. If we think it will be a complicated time consuming process we will let you know before hand and negotiate a price. from experience over 90% of products fall into the simple straight forward category, Daryl Gordon Photography is of course happy for our clients to source their own etching service.
If you would like any further information about this process please contact us via our contact page below-Daryl Gordon