1. Standout. You're product must be the one which stands out in the photo regardless of what the background is.
2. Sharp. There should be no blurry photos when it comes to this type of photography because the aim is to persuade and advertise what you are shooting.
3. Focus Stacking. This is digital merging of the 3 focus points of your product, an alternative way to have a shot which the near whole product is focus even if you're using is just a kit lens.
4. Lighting. There should be proper lighting so as the product will be shown clearly and attractive.
After discussing things about product photography, we had talked about the photo album that we'll pass on finals and tips in doing the layout.
Thoughts that I've learned:
"Less is more"
"If you're holding a camera and you think you can Photoshop it later, put down your camera and slap yourself" - Zack Arias
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