Create Detailed Automotive Product Images

Orbitvu's advanced equipment captures intricate details, making it easier to identify and showcase individual parts with exceptional clarity.

Capturing spare parts involves a meticulous process divided into three stages - preparation, photoshoot, and post-production - ensuring accurate representation for your e-commerce website and efficient cataloging. 

Start by sorting out and cleaning the components, scanning the products, and including the part number - this will come in handy during the later stages of the photoshoot. During a photoshoot, remember the importance of lighting and 360° spins to provide a holistic view of the automotive products. And lastly, don’t overdo it during post-production.

Learn more about the process from the article How to photograph spare parts - the ultimate guide.

Photographing metal and reflective products requires careful consideration of lighting and composition. To minimize unwanted reflections and highlights, use diffused and soft lighting sources positioned at optimal angles to evenly illuminate the subject. Employing a light tent or softbox can help achieve this effect. A polarizing filter on the camera lens can further reduce glare and enhance color saturation. To bring out textures and details, consider using a black or dark background that contrasts with the metal.

The choice of a device that suits your automotive product photography needs depends on the size of the products you intend to capture and on space availability in your studio. But medium-sized items (up to 130cm in height) will fit perfectly in  Alphastudio Compact, while Alphashot XL will do the job for smaller items. No matter which device you choose, you will enjoy extraordinary control over lighting and angles.

Orbitvu provides specialized equipment and studio setups tailored for industrial products. This ensures precision in parts identification, efficient inventory photography because of streamlined workflow, and exceptional showcasing of spare parts thanks to 360-degree views.