What kind of product photos does my business need?
Think about what type of photos would show off your product the best. Do you need pictures that make your products look cool or bright? Talk with the photographer about your brand's style, so the pictures match it. This helps the photographer understand the kind of work they'll be doing.
How do I explain my brand's style to the photographer?
Share examples of photos that you like and explain why. Tell stories about your brand and what makes it special. This helps the photographer see your brand's personality in the photos.
What should I include in the project brief?
A detailed project brief helps the photographer know what you need. Include information like the number of photos, styles, and any special effects you want. Also, tell them what to focus on, like colors or textures.
What timeline should I set for receiving the photos?
Decide when you need the photos and talk about this with the photographer. Make sure they have enough time to do their best work. This helps everyone stay on track and plan their work.
How do I decide on the photo shoot location?
Think about where your products look the best. Should they be shot in a studio or outside? If you’re unsure, ask the photographer for their opinion. They might suggest the best setting for your products.
How do I ensure the photos will represent my product accurately?
Bring your products to the photo shoot and check lighting options with the photographer. Discuss how you want the product to look, like its colors and details. This ensures that the photos show your product just as you want.
What should I discuss about the editing process?
Talk about how much editing you want in your photos. Do you prefer a natural look or something more artistic? This will help the photographer tailor their editing style to your preferences.
How do I plan for revisions if needed?
Discuss what happens if the first photos aren't just right. Talk about how many changes you can request and how long it will take. This helps make sure you get the photos you love in the end.
How do I ensure I get the right file formats?
Think about where you will use the photos, like online or in print. Make sure to tell the photographer which file formats you need. This ensures you can use the photos just as you planned.
How do I clarify the photographer's role in organizing models or props?
Decide if the photographer will handle finding models or props. Sometimes they can help with this or recommend someone. Clarifying this keeps the project organized and on schedule.
Who is Contra for?
Contra is designed for both freelancers (referred to as "independents") and clients. Freelancers can showcase their work, connect with clients, and manage projects commission-free. Clients can discover and hire top freelance talent for their projects.
What is the vision of Contra?
Contra aims to revolutionize the world of work by providing an all-in-one platform that empowers freelancers and clients to connect and collaborate seamlessly, eliminating traditional barriers and commission fees.