Como você edita fotos de produtos para diferentes gêneros, como moda, comida ou joias?

It's product photography. What is the product? Fashion. "Fashion Photos" is too big a category to discuss in a short AI generated article. What is the story you will tell with the photos you take for fashion? Look book photos are product photos that should have a consistent look across all the photos. The designer will use the look book to present the collection to buyers.

The most important aspect to remember about when editing food photos - to keep it to as natural as possible. Do not overdo them. Once you've nailed that perfect shot, at which everyone looks and wants to eat it, you got this. Then, just do the needful to complete the final product - food photo: do the crop appropriate to the picture, correct the exposure if need be, add colors (again, don't oversaturate) and that's it.

Segment photos into logical categories for the business at hand. 1) Catalog photos - White background, used in product carousels, catalogs, etc. Depending on the product this could be on a model, a mannequin, or in isolation of human context. The style will depend on the use and intended destination. 2) Lifestyle photos that contain product - These are the images that show a typical customer wearing or using the product in a suitable scenario. How one approaches these photos will depend on the character and style of the company and the identity of the brand. Ideally, lifestyle images are consistent with the overall style and intended perception of the brand and product line.

It's product photography. What is the product? Food. Maybe the product is a restaurant. What does the customer want? There is not a standard food photography style (if you think there is, then it will be boring)

In my experience for jewelry, bracketing is crucial. It captures a range of exposures, preserving details in highlights and shadows. This technique minimizes noise, addresses challenging lighting conditions, and allows versatile adjustments in post-processing. Bracketing is indispensable for showcasing the brilliance and nuances of each piece, ensuring a polished and professional presentation.