Photography production

Photo production is organizing and conducting a photo shoot for the brand for your tasks: product/object photography, team and interior shooting, image/staged, for the catalog, site, social media, ads. It includes planning (what and why we shoot, by the photo style 925), preparation (studio/location, light, props, models and makeup if needed), the shoot itself, selecting and processing/retouching shots, handing over in the needed formats. Honestly about cost, this is key: a photo shoot is real production, not 'free drawing'. The cost includes the photographer's work, studio or location rental, equipment and light, and for image shoots — models, props, makeup artist, stylist. So the budget depends on the type and scale of the shoot, and we honestly state it in advance rather than hide 'extras'. Honestly about rights, this matters: photo use requires formalizing rights — a contract with the photographer to transfer rights to the shots and model releases (people's consent to use their images). Without this, photo use is a legal risk. We honestly factor this in. Honestly about dependence on conditions: the result depends on preparation, lighting, location, the product's/people's readiness for the shoot — shooting is a managed but live process. Honestly about the link: shooting follows the photo style guide (925) — without it shots may come out mismatched; if there is no guide, we will help define the style. Honestly about the effect: real quality photos raise trust and stand out from stock, but it is a visual asset, not a direct sales guarantee. Honestly about access: tasks, the photo style, access to the product/location/people are needed. An important boundary: this is shooting; photo style rules — 925; 3D visualizations (an alternative to shooting) — 927; illustrations — 924. Picture this: instead of 'stock photos like competitors' have' — your own real shots in the brand style. The base price starts from 50,000 ₽ (depends on the type, scale and conditions of the shoot).

• Stock photos are used — like everyone's, without trust.
• No real photos of the product/team/interiors.
• DIY photos look unprofessional.
• The real cost and organization of the shoot are unclear.

• Shoot planning (what/why, by the photo style 925)
• Preparation (studio/location, light, props, models if needed)
• Conducting the shoot (object/team/interior/image)
• Selecting and processing/retouching shots
• Formalizing rights (photographer contract, model releases)
• An honest estimate (production with cost, no hidden extras)
• A link with the photo style guide (925)
• Handover of ready shots in the needed formats

• Real quality photos in the brand style
• Trust and standing out from stock
• Formalized usage rights
• An honest cost and organization (no hidden extras)

• We plan the shoot by tasks and photo style (925); estimate the budget
• We prepare and conduct the shoot (studio/location/people)
• We select, process, formalize rights, hand over the shots

• Is a photo shoot expensive? Why?

  It is real production with its own cost, honestly. The price includes the photographer's work, studio or location rental, equipment and light, and for image shoots — models, props, makeup artist, stylist. It is not 'free drawing'. The budget depends on the type and scale of the shoot, and we honestly state the estimate in advance, without hidden extras, so you understand the real costs.

• Can I then freely use the photos anywhere?

  Only with properly formalized rights, honestly. Photo use requires a contract with the photographer to transfer rights and model releases (people's consent to use their images). Without this, use is a legal risk. We honestly include rights formalization in the work so you can later use the shots calmly and legally.

• Will the shoot guarantee perfect shots?

  The result is high but depends on preparation and conditions, honestly: lighting, location, the product's and people's readiness for the shoot affect the outcome. It is a managed but live process. We carefully plan (by the photo style 925) and control quality, select the best and process it, but honestly: a shoot is work with reality, not a guaranteed 'perfect picture at the press of a button'.