One of the challenges with this Inplac project is that the client doesn’t always have access to s...One of the challenges with this Inplac project is that the client doesn’t always have access to s...
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Jessica Leonel
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• Sep 8
One of the challenges with this Inplac project is that the client doesn’t always have access to strong, current product photography.
I don’t see that as a limitation.
For this piece, we used AI to build highly detailed product visuals from the available references, then developed those images into animated scenes for social content and ads.
The goal wasn’t to create something that simply looked polished. It was to make the product feel tangible, well presented and visually convincing even when the original production material was limited.
A lot of the work comes down to art direction: defining the scene, lighting, materials, framing and movement in a way that still feels coherent with the real product.
For clients with difficult or expensive product shoots, this opens up a lot of possibilities. Limited photography doesn’t have to mean limited content.
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Sahil Sharma
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• Sep 15
Really smart approach. The strongest part is that AI is being used as a creative production tool rather than just a shortcut.
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