Packages
Package A - Photo Only - $495
- Session up to 3 hours
- Clean e-commerce lighting and colour-graded images
- Up to 6 products, 12 fully edited images included
- Transparent PNG option available (see add-ons)
- Simple prop use (plates, risers, and boards we stock)
- Standard web and catalog usage for your brand
Package B - Photo + Video - $849
- Session up to 6 hours
- Includes everything in Package A, plus:
- 6 hero product or food clips, 10 to 20 seconds each, in 4K, studio lit
- Gentle movement shots (pour, steam, drips) with colour grade
- Audio track from $25 per clip
Add-Ons
- Extra images: +$50 each (retouched)
- Food stylist: from $1,000 per day (scope dependent)
- Custom set, props, or surfaces: quoted by concept
- Slow-motion tabletop (high-fps accent shots): +$200 per concept, equipment and lighting block included
- Macro or splash shots (special rigging): from +$150
- On-location shoot in the Toronto area: +$150 setup, plus parking or permits if any
- Lifestyle scene (props, backdrops, surfaces): +$150 per scene
- Model or hand talent: from $500 (half day)
- Transparent background batch (PNG cut-outs): +$15 per image
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FAQs
Extra images are $50 each, and large catalogues are priced per image. Send me your product count and I will quote the whole catalogue as one number.
Styled scenes, custom props and sets, a food stylist, and model or hand talent. Everything beyond the base package is listed in the add-ons and quoted before booking, so there are no surprises on shoot day.
If your products need motion for ads or social, Package B captures both in one session, which costs less than setting up twice.
Photos as JPG, with PNG cut-outs for marketplaces and 32-bit TIF for packaging and print work. Video as MP4, with MOV masters (Apple ProRes, 4K, 10-bit colour) for agency and broadcast use.
Tips – Preparing Your Products
- Send more units than we need. Two or three of each product covers dents, printing flaws, and handling marks.
- Check the packaging. Straight labels, clean seals, and no scuffs. The camera sees everything at product distance.
- Remove price stickers carefully before the shoot. Adhesive residue is slow to retouch out.
- List your required shots. Marketplace requirements (Amazon white background, specific angles) should be written down before the session.
- For food, bring extra ingredients. Hero dishes are built and rebuilt; backup portions keep the session moving.
- Bring your brand reference. A link to your site or a printed label sheet keeps colour matching accurate.
- Tell me the end use. Web listing, packaging print, and paid ads each call for different framing and file sizes.
- Note any liquids or perishables in advance. Pour and steam shots need planning for rigging and cleanup.