Food photography

Inside our studios companies take pictures of food in all types of packaging: packets, boxes, plastic wrap and glass and plastic bottles.

But you can also shoot food as it is served – creating mouthwatering shots that traditionally cost hundreds or thousands of pounds.

And if you are part of a food business consider how to use our systems for quality control. One company takes a picture of a sample of potatoes fresh from the field, if they pass the field is dug up, if not the potatoes stay in the ground.

All the images you see here have all been resized and optimised for the web so its easier for you to have a look at the varity of subjects.


A top shot – with the camera looking down on the product. The simplest and quickest shot.	A side shot – with the camera mounted on the supplied tripod gives a different view.	It’s not hot inside the box so you can take pictures without the food degrading.

See the ice still on the corner of this ice cream.	You can easily take great looking images of food.	And if you take it you own the copyright.

Food and drink is often packaged in difficult to shoot materials.	The constant volume lighting inside the box overcomes problems with shiny materials.	And plastic bags.

And translucent wrap.	And plastic bottles.	And glass jars.

And of course bottles.	Our systems will handle shots of both red…	And white wines.

The maximum target size for a top shot is 16” x 23”.	The maximum target size for a side shot is 20” x 20”.	Food photograph.

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