Social Media

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Your product photos on Facebook are one of the most important determining factors for product sales through Facebook. The kind of your product photos Facebook exhibits determine whether your audience will stop the scroll and check out your product or move on.

Over the years, more businesses have been using Facebook to sell their products online.

Who knew that a platform primarily designed to connect people worldwide with each other would be one of the significant sources of income for thousands of businesses?

Let us dive deeper into why using Facebook to promote your product is worthwhile.


## Why use Facebook to promote your product?

![Facebook to promote product](https://cms.dresma.com/uploads/Facebook_to_promote_your_product_026b2261f7.jpg)

As of July 2022, Facebook has about 2.934 billion monthly active users and about 1.968 billion daily active users.

Facebook helps businesses with detailed audience targeting, retargeting, and even targeting lookalike audiences (audiences whose behavior is closest to your ideal target audience). That is mostly more than a million people.

Facebook provides businesses with some of the most sophisticated tools (a.k.a Business and Ads manager) to manage their ad campaigns.

However, we recommend getting a Facebook Ads Expert to run campaigns for you if you wish to invest in advertisements.

Now that we know how helpful Facebook can be when it comes down to promoting your product, the next is to understand that your brand might not be the only one selling products that you do.

Hundreds, if not thousands, of competitors on Facebook are targeting the same audience.

The one thing that will give you an edge over your competitors is creating scroll-stop-worthy product images.

Next up, we discuss the 7 best practices for optimizing your product images to grab your customer's attention at first sight.


Why use Facebook to promote your product?


## 7 best practices to make your products stand out on Facebook

With more than a billion people using Facebook regularly, how do you create scroll-stop-worthy Facebook product photography?

Following are 7 best practices to create the best product photos for Facebook -

### 1. Use the right format, resolution, and lighting

![Right resolution of a image](https://cms.dresma.com/uploads/Right_resolution_of_a_image_cc281e48ee.jpg)

#### Format and resolution

Facebook has a specific format for posts that go on its feed. For best results, Facebook recommends 1024 x 1024 pixels.

On the other hand, don't compromise on the quality of your product image on Facebook. Always use high-resolution images.

High-resolution helps grab your audience's attention compared to low-quality images. High-resolution images will also set you apart compared to most brands selling similar products on Facebook.

####Lighting

Use good lighting to get clear pictures.

If you are only starting and don't have a big budget to invest in artificial lighting, you can use natural lighting (sunlight).

The dawn and dusk are some of the best times for Facebook product photography.

Investing in a lightbox would be a better idea for small products.

The type of product photos Facebook exhibits is one of the most significant determining factors in getting more sales. Hence, don't mind investing well in it.

###2. Be mindful of choosing what to show on your product images

Facebook has specific guidelines when it comes to the pictures that go on the platform. Be mindful while using text on images. Facebook advises that you keep the text on the pictures less than 20% for better results.

Read the Facebook guidelines before you create an image or run ads. The guidelines brief you on what you can and cannot do with your product images.

Finally, don't use obscene or vulgar content; be respectful of your audience.

###3. Play around with different backgrounds

Facebook allows you to play around with your images and be yourself.

Take pictures of your product with different backgrounds. Flatlays, newspapers, rocks, and greenery are [some of the many backgrounds](https://domyshoot.com/blog/best-backgrounds-for-product-photography) you can choose from.

You can also take a single picture of your product and edit it with options from thousands of different backgrounds [using DoMyShoot.](https://domyshoot.com/)

![Take pictures of your product with different backgrounds](https://cms.dresma.com/uploads/Take_pictures_of_your_product_with_different_backgrounds_c96c302800.jpg)

###4. Try different props to give an edge to your Facebook product images

Props help elevate the entire look of your product photograph on Facebook. You can use props like candles, flower petals, plants (goes with almost any product), cloth, etc.

Remember to keep the image simple and use minimal props. The purpose of using props as a part of your product photoshoot is to elevate your picture and not to distract your audience from the product.

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###5. Show your product in use

Take pictures of your product in action. 

Showing your product in use will help your customers visualize themselves using it. For example, if you are selling kitchen utensils, you can take a picture of a parent cooking food for their family using the utensil.

Showing your products in use will help evoke emotions in your customers that still images simply cannot.

![Take pictures of your product in action.](https://cms.dresma.com/uploads/Take_pictures_of_your_product_in_action_75fc0b2ec5.jpg)

###6. Showcase your product from multiple angles

Capture your product images from different angles. This will help highlight additional features of your product.

There are mainly five different angles you can experiment with depending on your product type -

a. Flatlay shots
b. High-angle shots
c. Close-up shots
d. 3/4 side angle shots
e. 360-degree view photography

If you put time, money, and effort into your Facebook product photography, it is also worth testing with different angles to see what works best.

###7. Don't skip post-processing

![Editing your pictures is just as important as any other step](https://cms.dresma.com/uploads/Edit_your_Photo_446047c7dd.jpg)

You might wonder, shouldn't your pictures be naturally good if you spent so much time and resources on them? 

Your pictures will be better than most product photos Facebook has of other brands no doubt. But simple tweaks with the help of editing can enhance the look of your image significantly. Hence, don't overlook the post-processing steps for your product photographs.

Several [editing apps for eCommerce](https://domyshoot.com/blog/best-photo-editing-app-for-ecommerce) can help you with the post-production of your product images. You can also use DoMyShoot to avoid the hassle of manually editing your product photos. The app does all the post-processing for you.



 7 best practices to make your products stand out on Facebook

##Conclusion

Now you know the best practices to help your product photograph stand out on Facebook. Always read the Facebook guidelines before uploading a product image or running a campaign.

As an online seller, creating and editing product images probably takes more time than most tasks. To ease your tasks at hand, use DomyShoot to assist you with Facebook product photography and editing.

DoMyShoot guides users with overlays to take product shots from different angles and also has 1000+ lifestyle backgrounds to choose from. Moreover, when you download the app, you get 10 free credits to begin with.

Try [DoMyShoot](https://domyshoot.com/) today!


Conclusion

##FAQs

####Q. What is the best ratio for Facebook Marketplace photos?
A. The file type recommended for Facebook Marketplace is JPG or PNG with a ratio of 1:1. The image resolution should be 1080 x 1080 pixels.

####Q. How do I fit my whole picture on Facebook?
A. Select the "Scale to fit" check box to display the entire profile picture in the thumbnail. Facebook will then resize the image to fit in the box.

####Q. What is the Facebook feed ad size?
A. Facebook feed ads suggest a resolution of at least 1080 x 1080 pixels and can be a maximum of 30 megabytes. The minimum technical need for size is 600 by 600 pixels with no maximum.

####Q. How can I improve photo quality on Facebook?
A. To change the default setting, which is usually set to "low quality", you need to go into the main FB mobile Menu > Settings > Account Settings > Videos and Photos, then toggle the two sliders over to the right.

####Q. How do you take good Facebook pictures on the marketplace?
- Set up your camera
- Fill the frame
- Shoot in natural light
- Omit objects not needed
- Include several detailed shots
- Avoid stock images
- Keep it steady
- Use photo editing software

####Q. What is the best time to sell on Facebook?
A. According to Buffer, The most suitable time to post on Facebook is between 1 p.m. – 3 p.m. during the week and Saturdays.
According to Hubspot, Thursdays and Fridays from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. are the best times to post on Facebook.

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eCommerce

![Tips to Photograph Electronics for Your eCommerce Store](https://cms.dresma.com/uploads/5_Best_Tips_to_Photograph_Electronics_for_Your_e_Commerce_Store_70e03313c4.jpg)

Having high-quality photographs of electronic products while creating an eCommerce store is a prerequisite to building a successful business online. Studies have shown that online users engage more with visuals rather than texts. People usually remember [80%](https://policyviz.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/power-of-visual-communication.pdf) of the visual content they consume and only 20% of the textual content. 

And did you know? More than 90% of shoppers rely on product photos while making a purchase decision. So, you can start by using high-quality photographs of electronic items that you wish to sell on an eCommerce platform.

Here are the top 5 tips that you can use to photograph electronics products for high performance on eCommerce platforms. 


## 5 best tips to photograph electronics for eCommerce

eCommerce stores offer one of the most easily accessible platforms to sell electronic products. But to attract the right audience, your product page must stand out. You can optimize your page using the latest market trends in product photography that online shoppers cannot resist. 

In electronics photography, clarity, quality, and relevance are the three main pillars of creating top-notch images for eCommerce. Here are the top 5 tips you can follow to achieve it - 

### 1. Play with the lighting and create a reflection effect to add depth to the electronic product images

![In electronics photography, proper lighting is critical for producing high-quality results.](https://cms.dresma.com/uploads/Play_with_the_lighting_and_create_a_reflection_effect_to_add_depth_to_the_electronic_product_images_de3fd26df0.jpg)

The [right lighting](https://domyshoot.com/blog/product-photography-lighting-setup) in electronics photography is imperative to obtaining high-quality output. It helps in capturing sharp images of electronic items and highlighting their features. 

Using natural bright light for electronics photography is the most inexpensive way to obtain well-lit images of electronics products. However, you can also use artificial light sources such as ring lights and a softbox setup. In either case, you should ensure that the light is evenly distributed around the product to avoid unnecessary shadows. 

You can also give a twist to your electronics photography by adding a reflection effect. It is a modern aesthetic that is becoming increasingly popular.

Adding reflection will give your electronic products a clean, sleek, and luxurious look. However, you should only add a reflection effect in front-facing photographs of the electronic items because, from other angles, getting natural reflections can be tricky and may not deliver the expected quality. 

### 2. Explore unique 360-degree electronics photography

![360-degree photography gives online shoppers a better view of electronic products.](https://cms.dresma.com/uploads/Explore_unique_360_degree_electronics_photography_ad4a88a406.jpg)

360-degree photography enables both exterior and interior views of electronic products for online shoppers. It is a consumer-driven trend that has received a tremendous response in recent years. 

Technically speaking, 360-degree photography captures different frames of the product and then unites them to create an interactive image. This approach has worked for online sellers where an increase in conversion rates up to 50% was observed. You should give 360-degree electronics photography a try for enhanced product display, customer engagement, and overall shopping experience. 

### 3. Focus on the finer details of the electronic products

![Focus on the finer details of the electronic products](https://cms.dresma.com/uploads/Focus_on_the_finer_details_of_the_electronic_products_7b07855d71.jpg)

In electronics product photography, highlighting minute details and features of the product is imperative to showcasing it well to your audience. It does not only include capturing specific parts of the equipment that makes it stand out in the market competition but also [enhancing](https://domyshoot.com/blog/ways-to-enhance-product-photos) them in the final photograph so that your page visitors notice it. 

To achieve this, everything from the placement of the product, image background, and image size to post-production editing contributes equally. 

### 4. Take multiple shots and capture every component

![Use multiple angles and perspectives to give your customers a clear picture of the product.](https://cms.dresma.com/uploads/Take_multiple_shots_and_capture_every_component_aa115c4d64.jpg)

Uploading a single photograph of electronic products on eCommerce is the least likely to get your consumers to invest in it. You must photograph electronic products using close-up shots and capture them from different angles and perspectives to help your consumers to have a clear idea of what to expect when they place an order.

You can also try flat-lay photography to display electronic products with multiple components in a single frame. 

### 5. Use the right props

![Use of correct props in electronic product photography](https://cms.dresma.com/uploads/Use_the_right_props_eedbc620c9.jpg)

The type of props you use in product photographs of electronic items can make or break the deal for you on eCommerce platforms. The best practice is to keep it subtle and not overdo it. 

You can use a [bright backdrop](https://domyshoot.com/blog/best-backgrounds-for-product-photography) to add a pop of color. Textured or plain fabric can also do the trick. You can also try natural backgrounds or plants as [props as an affordable option.](https://domyshoot.com/blog/affordable-product-photography)

Photographers today are also using light to create unique patterns and shadows in the product image. However, it can be tricky without professional help. 


5 best tips to photograph electronics for eCommerce

## What are the crucial parameters in electronics photography?

The quality of electronics photography impacts customer response and sales conversion on eCommerce significantly. Multiple things come into action when we talk about getting the right shot. Here are some of the parameters you must get right while photographing electronics for eCommerce -

### a. Image resolution

High-resolution product images are imperative to building a professional-looking page on eCommerce platforms. It allows visitors to zoom in on the minute features of electronic products without losing clarity. It also avoids any discrepancy between the quality of products that customers expected and what was delivered to them. 
Hence, high-resolution product photographs enhance customer experience and even drive customer satisfaction and loyalty toward the brand.

### b. Image size

[Image size](https://domyshoot.com/blog/resize-images-for-your-ecommerce-store) determines how the photos of your electronics product are going to look on the eCommerce platforms. If the image size is not optimized correctly, the product image might get automatically cropped, especially in mobile applications, which in turn can hugely impact customer experience. 

![Product Image size](https://cms.dresma.com/uploads/Image_size_c53aad7b85.jpg)

### c. eCommerce compliance

No matter how good of a quality your electronics photography is, it won't do well if it is not eCommerce compliant. The guidelines differ for every eCommerce platform, like[ Amazon](https://domyshoot.com/blog/amazon-product-photography),  [Shopify](https://domyshoot.com/blog/shopify-product-photography-in-2022-the-complete-guide), [Walmart](https://domyshoot.com/blog/walmart-product-photography), etc., that online sellers should keep in mind. 
Manual optimization and setting can be a painful task. There are applications now available that you can leverage to automate this task for you. 



What are the crucial parameters in electronics photography?

## How can we help?

Here we understood the critical aspects of photographing electronic items for eCommerce platforms. We can also agree that generating high-quality photographs of electronic products can be expensive, given the setup required. 

For a small business owner, affording professional electronics photography isn’t always possible. It is where we can help you. 

Try our [app DoMyShoot](https://domyshoot.com/) to create eCommerce-compliant photographs of electronic products at a shoestring budget and in just a few clicks. [Connect with our team](https://domyshoot.com/contact) of experts to experience it yourself.


How can we help?

## FAQs

#### Q. Which is the best background to photograph electronics?
A. Plain white background is the best and simplest backdrop for photographing electronic items.

#### Q. What should be the dimensions of electronic product images for eCommerce?
A. It varies for different eCommerce platforms. For example, the Shopify-recommended product image size is [2048 x 2048 pixels](https://domyshoot.com/blog/shopify-product-image-size). 

####Q. How to do electronics photography on a shoestring budget? 
A. You can try easy-to-use applications like DoMyShoot for high-quality output on an affordable budget. Check out some tips for you to get started. 

####Q. What is the equipment needed for electronics photography? 
A. A good camera with high-resolution lenses, light source, backdrop, and tripod are essential equipment to photograph electronic products. You can also try [smartphone photography](https://domyshoot.com/blog/beginner-guide-to-smartphone-photography) if you are short on budget. 

####Q. Which are the best editing tools for eCommerce electronics photography?
A. Some of the best image editing tools for electronics photography are Adobe Lightroom, GIMP, Pixlr, etc. 



Tips to Photograph Electronics for Your eCommerce Store

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5 Best Tips to Photograph Electronics for Your eCommerce Store

Photography

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Food photography for brands is the ‘talent shoot' of the food industry. Brands need to photograph their food in a way that captures the quality and most importantly, the deliciousness of their cuisine.

Food photography is a science in itself. You can’t just point your camera at the plate and click away. You need to know how to capture the perfect shot for your audience, which is why we’re here to help you out with some of the top food photography tips!

## Make your audience’s mouth water through interesting food photography ideas and boost your sales

Food photography is an art, and the food photographer is a wizard who can make your mouth water through pictures.

Food photography is not just about taking good pictures of food. It’s also about making people hungry. It is an opportunity to present your products in a beautiful way and it is also a wonderful marketing tool.

The goal is to present the food in an enticing and appetizing way while also capturing its texture, color, and scent.

Food photography is a complex art, which requires the photographer to pay attention to many details. From lighting and background to the angle and framing, there are many aspects that need to be taken into consideration.


Make your audience’s mouth water through interesting food photography ideas and boost your sales

## 5 food photography tips you need to try

### 1. Use the right angle to make your food photos more appetizing

![Right angle for more appetizing food photos](https://cms.dresma.com/uploads/Use_the_right_angle_to_make_your_food_photos_more_appetizing_6a65597e90.jpg)

Don't always shoot straight down on your subject; try shooting from an angle to create a more interesting perspective for your viewers.

Food photography is all about getting the perfect angle, which means you should never be afraid to experiment with different ones. This is one of the most fundamental food photography tips.

The angle at which you take your picture is equally as important as the lighting. If you shoot straight on, you’ll get a boring picture. If you shoot from below, your food will look like it’s floating in mid-air! Try to get different angles by using different heights and positions.

However, it’s all subjective.

For example, if you're shooting a plate of pasta, try shooting from above and below. You could also get down low and shoot up at it from below. Keep changing it up until you find one that works for you!

### 2. Pick a hero subject and build a scene around it

![Make your food look appetizing and visually appealing.](https://cms.dresma.com/uploads/Pick_a_hero_subject_and_build_a_scene_around_it_a4ab671fc9.jpg)

Food photography isn’t just about food — it’s also about how the food looks on plates, bowls, and other serving vessels.

Your food photography ideas should be all about making food look appetizing and appealing to the eye, so don't be afraid to use props to help enhance your photo. Props are an important part of any photo, but especially so with food photos because they help tell a story about the dish being served up.

However, props should work together to create visually interesting compositions that draw attention to the subject of your photo, not away from it.

For example, if you're shooting an omelet, grab some herbs and put them on top of the egg — they'll make a huge difference!

It helps draw attention to certain elements of your dish so that viewers don’t miss them when viewing your images online or in print media such as magazines and cookbooks!

However, remember that you don’t need to fill every inch of your photo with props — too many objects can distract from your subject and make it harder for people to focus on what they really want to see (the food!). Try adding one or two objects at most to each shot and keep them simple — think plates, spoons, and forks instead of elaborate vases full of flowers or bowls full of fruit.

### 3. Leverage natural light for the most flattering food images

![Use the best type of lighting for food photos.](https://cms.dresma.com/uploads/Leverage_natural_light_for_the_most_flattering_food_images_bc8b11f548.jpg)

Natural light is often considered the best type of lighting for food photos because it helps create a warm and inviting atmosphere for viewers. It also gives off soft shadows which add depth and dimension to your images making them look more professional than ever before!

It makes the food look more natural, fresh, and appetizing than when it is shot under artificial lights. If you are shooting indoors, then try using natural light from windows or skylights whenever possible rather than relying on artificial lighting alone.

Lighting is an important part of any photo shoot because it can help highlight certain aspects of your product while hiding others (or even making them disappear entirely). For example, if a photo has too much glare from overhead lights then it might be difficult for people to see what they’re looking at clearly enough.

### 4. For food photography, it’s all about the details

![For food photography, pay attention to the details.](https://cms.dresma.com/uploads/For_food_photography_it_s_all_about_the_details_ebded943c7.jpg)

When you're shooting food photos, getting right up close can help emphasize texture and details that might otherwise be lost in the background or background lighting. 

This is especially true when it comes to baked goods like cakes or cookies where crumbs may blend into a smooth surface if photographed from further away. Getting close also lets you capture small details that might otherwise be missed from far away (like the crumbs on a cake). 

Just make sure not to get too close that it looks unnatural - always shoot from eye level or below!

Furthermore, don't overuse filters or effects.

Food photography should look natural and not fake. Editing software has made it easy for amateur photographers to add filters and effects that make photos appear more professional than they actually are, but these touches should only be used sparingly so that they don't distract from the subject matter itself!

###5. Pay attention to the number of colors in a single frame

![Focus on composition](https://cms.dresma.com/uploads/Pay_attention_to_the_number_of_colors_in_a_single_frame_56884f8e79.jpg)

Focus on composition rather than just taking a picture of what you see in front of you.

It's a good rule of thumb for any type of photo, but it's especially important for food photos because it helps balance out all the colors. If there are too many colors in one frame, it can be overwhelming for the viewer's eye. 

If you want to include more than one color, try mixing them together into one object (e.g., blueberries and strawberries) or place them into two different categories (e.g., red and green peppers).


5 food photography tips you need to try

## But are these food photography tips enough?

When it comes to the world of food photography, the possibilities are endless. From ingredients to menus and preparation, the right environment can make all the difference in how your food looks one way or another.

Like all photography, food photography has a number of factors to consider, including the type of camera you're using and the lighting you choose. It also helps to get the best products that you can, as well as the right backdrops and props. 

Don't be intimidated by your lack of previous experience – try out any tips that appeal to you, and let your own creativity shine through.

Food photography is a huge, constantly growing industry. There are many elements to take into account when you are shooting. These five tips for food photos should help with that.

And with [tools like DoMyShoot](https://domyshoot.com), you can now easily take control of your food photography. It is undoubtedly the best app for creative product photography today. This all-in-one solution for custom outputs of your product photography can help you improve your conversion rates with just a few taps and clicks.

You can [book a demo today](https://dresma.ai/request-a-demo/) and take the first step towards enhancing your food photography.


But are these food photography tips enough?

## FAQs

#### Q. How do you stage food for photos?

- Use the right angle to make your photos more appetizing
- Pick a hero subject and build a scene around it
- Leverage natural light for the most flattering shots
- Focus on the tiniest details like texture
- Pay attention to the number of colors in a single frame

#### Q. What equipment is needed for food photography?
A. You will need a camera, tripod, foam boards, photo clamps, vinyl backdrops, and macro and micro lenses.

#### Q. Which app is best for food photography?
A. Tools like [DoMyShoot](https://domyshoot.com) let you easily take control of your food photography. It is undoubtedly the best app for creative product photography today. This all-in-one solution for custom outputs of your product photography can help you improve your conversion rates with just a few taps and clicks.





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Top 5 Food Photography Tips to Get Your Food Look Perfect

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