By category

What you sell changes how it should be shot. Start where your product is.

The mechanic is the same everywhere — one photo in, a cinematic ten-second video and a full set of marketing photos out. What changes is the problem: metal throws the whole room back at the lens, a watch dial has to stay legible, steam dies in ninety seconds. Each page below is about that specific difficulty.

What you sell

Every material photographs differently.

These three are the categories Nitaris publishes real, measured output for — every frame on them is a shoot that happened, not a placeholder.

Where you sell

Built for the placement, not just the file.

Same shoot, framed and sized for the surface it has to land on — and, where the workflow genuinely differs, a page that says so plainly rather than implying parity.

Not listed?

The mechanism is not category-specific.

Cosmetics, fragrance, candles, accessories, homeware and most packaged goods behave the same way as the categories above — if the product is hard, has a defined silhouette, and reflects or refracts anything, it is in scope. There are pages for three categories rather than twelve because each one publishes real Nitaris output for that material, and we would rather ship three pages that prove something than twelve that assert it.

  • The free preview runs on your own product, whatever it is — that is the fastest way to settle the question
  • What this works for, and what it does not — including the cases that gain least, stated plainly
Lights up

Pick the one you most want to sell. Watch it first.

Your first film is a free watermarked preview of a product you already stock. Buy credits after it convinces you — not before.

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