Owner Petra Richli is a product and ecommerce photographer based in East Vancouver.
Experienced in ongoing weekly product photography for large commercial clients
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Products
Pure white background images for clean, consistent catalog presentation
Ecommerce Product Photography
Optimized images for online stores, marketplaces, and digital use
High-Volume Product
Photography
Efficient workflows for large product batches with consistent results
Professional product photography with fast turnaround
Clean, well-lit product images on white or custom backgrounds, optimized for e-commerce, catalogues, social media, and advertising.
Images are professionally edited in Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop, including color correction, retouching, and cleanup as needed.
What you receive
Frequent asked questions
- Consultation by email or phone
- Deposit by Interac, cheque or cash.
- Receiving products.
a.) Drop-off at location (Hastings/Nanaimo street)
b.) Pickup of the products (only greater Vancouver with fuel charge)
c.) Shipping products to Petra Richli (client cost) - Photo shot
- Selection and post processing images
- Final product delivery per email, file sharing platform or usb stick.
- Return of products
a.) Pickup at location (Hastings/Nanaimo street)
b.) Drop-off (only greater Vancouver with fuel charge)
c.) Shipping to client (client cost) - Final payment no later than 10 days per interact, check or cash.
The most common files are:
jpg, png, psd, tiff, pdf and raw
Combined product files up to 20 mb
- via email
Combined product files over 20 mb
I work with any file sharing solution that works best for you.
- wetranser, google drive, onedrive or adobe cloud
Photography
- Canon EOS M50 Mirrorless (6000×4000 pixel)
- Canon Lens EF-M 32mm 1:1.4
- Godox Flashes and Trigger
- RGB LED lights
- A variety of soft boxes and diffusers
Image post processing
- Adobe Lightroom
- Adobe Photoshop
Focus stacking
- Wemacro Rail
- Helicon Remote and Helicon Focus
Focus stacking is a digital image processing technique which combines multiple images taken at different focal distances to yield a greater depth of field (DOF) than any of the individual source images. Focus stacking can be used in any situation where individual images have an undesirably shallow depth of field; macro photography and optical microscopy are two typical examples.
Color correction, remove blemishes and texture adjustments.
Vancouver product photography for ecommerce, marketing, and commercial use.
