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FIXED PRICE PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHY The beauty industry in the UK is booming – everything from fillers to lash extensions, semi-permanent make up to the myriad of eyebrow treatments that are available – folk seem to be looking more and more to treat themselves to the very latest in beauty treatments. One company, Face Allure, is based locally to our studio in West Sussex, offers a wide range of these popular treatments along with training courses for their fellow beauty professionals.  They came to VisualChaos Studios via our fixed price product photography facility to get their product range professionally photographed for their website and other marketing channels. Their products are all designed to deliver high quality semi-permanent make up services from microblading eyebrows to lip and eye liners.  As such many of them are comprised of very small parts in a range of surgical grade metals.  These present some significant challenges when it comes to photographing them.  Firstly, there i

Shooting Product Photography for Face Allure from our Studio in Crawley, West Sussex The beauty industry in the UK is booming – everything from fillers to lash extensions, semi-permanent make up to the myriad of eyebrow treatments that are available – folk seem to be looking more and more to treat themselves to the very latest in beauty treatments. One company, Face Allure, is based locally to our studio in West Sussex, offers a wide range of these popular treatments along with training courses for their fellow beauty professionals.  They came to VisualChaos Studios via our fixed price product photography facility to get their product range professionally photographed for their website and other marketing channels. Their products are all designed to deliver high quality semi-permanent make up services from microblading eyebrows to lip and eye liners.  As such many of them are comprised of very small parts in a range of surgical grade metals.  These present some significant challenges w

Why is Regular Solar PV Inspection Important? Why is Regular Solar PV Inspection Important? Solar panels are becoming an increasingly common sight on rooftops across the UK and there are any number of companies that can offer a quick and easy installation for you. In a matter of weeks, you can be saving money on your electricity bill! However, once your installation is complete, it’s really important to keep on top of the inspection and maintenance routines to make sure it’s functioning both safely and efficiently. Failing Solar Photovoltaic Panels not only will lose you money and missed opportunity, it can in extreme conditions present a fire hazard – Read here about a Solar Panel fire at a Walmart Store. Drone Media Imaging solar panel service offers a hassle-free thermal inspection to check that your panels are working as they should. Is it important to inspect Solar Panels regularly? One of the first checks you’ll want to perform is a post installation assessment to make sure tha

Photogrammetry in Commercial Applications The many uses of photogrammetry The use of photogrammetry is diverse, from simple orthomosaics, digital terrain and surface terrain models to specialist 3D models, NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index) and thermograms, photogrammetry covers a very full spectrum of commercial applications. - An orthomosaic is a birds-eye perspective of surface topography, where the resulting stitched picture has been accurately reproduced from multiple smaller pictures. - Digital Surface Models (DSM) is an elevation model that captures both the environment’s natural and artificial features. It includes the tops of buildings, trees, powerlines, and any other objects. Commonly, this is seen as a canopy model and only ‘see’s ground where there is nothing else above it. - A Digital Terrain Model (DTM) is a bare-earth elevation model. DTMs do not contain any features above the bare-earth, even persistent ones. Thus, they can be paired with DSMs to deri

WEBSITES / AMAZON STORES / EBAY SHOPS / ETSY If you are in the business of selling products either online or in retail stores on your website, then at some point you will have looked at how to portray those products to your potential customers.  Never has there been a time when we have all been more bombarded with visual imagery, and it can be hard to make sure that your company’s photographs hold their own and rise above the competition. Professional product photography can be key to maintaining your brand presence and increasing your sales either through your own website or with your potential clients and distributors. At the most basic level, your customers demand to see clear product photos before they make the choice to purchase with you. High quality images that can be zoomed into to allow all the little details to be seen are vital in building trust with your customer base. For many products, being able to view the product from all angles is also a valuable sales tool.  With o

Solar Panels for the Home Installing solar panels on the roof of your home offer you long term advantages in terms of reducing your energy bill as well as your carbon footprint.  However, in order to maximise your investment and ensure that your panels are operating both efficiently and safely, regular inspections are advised. With more than 4000 solar panels being installed in the UK each month, they are becoming an increasingly common sight on domestic rooftops.  Their popularity means that the costs have been consistently falling over time.  Pairing this with the increase in panel quality as new technologies have been developed, relying on the power of the sun for at least part of your energy needs has become a very real possibility.  Domestic solar panel installations can… - Add to your home value – home energy efficiency is important to many people now and having a solar energy option already installed can be very attractive to buyers. - Provide electricity all year round – they

Commercial Product Photography for Opus Innovations Ltd There’s been a huge upturn in the sales of sanitising products since March 2020 for obvious reasons but they’re not a new product by any means.  We have been working with Opus Innovations recently who have been working to create innovative sanitising and baby care products since 2009. Opus was born when the two founders were working in Japan to launch a product and discovered that there was an antibacterial water that was safe enough to use on a newborn, on food, on feeding bottled and even to ingest.  They saw the potential of this amazing product that also contained no alcohol, harmful chemicals or preservatives and a mere 12 months later, a factory was set up in the UK to manufacture their equivalent product – Aquaint 100% Natural Sanitising Water. It’s a brand new type of 100% natural sanitising water that kills 99.9% bacteria in seconds and can be used in so many settings from birth, so not just for a pandemic! They wanted ne

There’s lots of articles out there about leveraging increased sale from your website and with online business forming such an important part of many firm’s sales offerings these days, I’m always interested to read them. One thing that consistently gets a mention is the quality of the images and videos that you use to present your products. When a potential buyer can’t see and touch your products in person, it’s really important for them to feel that they can at least look at them in some detail on your website before making a purchase. Folk are so used to shopping online now that high quality images that can be zoomed into, really will be enough for them to decide if the product is right for them or not.  Without this, there’s a chance that they will be unsure of the quality and move onto the next retailer. Most clothing web sites already offer photographs of outfits that you can rotate and zoom in and pan across the product. The 360 degree rotation approach seems very popular with sho

There’s lots of articles out there about leveraging increased sale from your website and with online business forming such an important part of many firm’s sales offerings these days, I’m always interested to read them. One thing that consistently gets a mention is the quality of the images and videos that you use to present your products. When a potential buyer can’t see and touch your products in person, it’s really important for them to feel that they can at least look at them in some detail on your website before making a purchase. Folk are so used to shopping online now that high quality images that can be zoomed into, really will be enough for them to decide if the product is right for them or not.  Without this, there’s a chance that they will be unsure of the quality and move onto the next retailer. Most clothing web sites already offer photographs of outfits that you can rotate and zoom in and pan across the product. The 360 degree rotation approach seems very popular with sho