What kind of photo do I need to upload?
One clear photo of the product is enough. Shoot it on a plain background, in even light, with the label or text readable and the whole product in frame. A few extra angles give the director more to work with and sharper results, but they are optional, not required.
The upload is the reference the whole shoot is conditioned on, so its job is to be legible rather than beautiful. A phone photo on a sheet of white paper, in daylight, outperforms a moody shot where half the product is in shadow — because what Nitaris cannot see in your photo, it cannot hold true in the film.
Three things are worth thirty seconds of care. Fill the frame with the product, so fine detail survives. Keep the light even and avoid hard specular blowouts on shiny surfaces, which erase the shape underneath. And make sure any label, engraving or logo is in focus and the right way up, because that text is exactly what a buyer checks in the finished shot.
If you have them, several angles help. A front, a three-quarter and a detail shot tell the director what the back and the edges look like, so the camera can move around the product with more confidence. But a single frame is a complete brief — that is the case Nitaris is built for.
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