Poor Photography Job - Expert Opinion On These Images Please

[jono_astra]

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[spoffle]

They don't even look like photos. They look like they've been scanned.

 

[spoffle]

I could have guessed without reading any more than the original post this would have been something from Fiverr.

You get what you pay for!! it's like people who buy logos from there, do they honestly think the person is going to take the time and effort to make a unique logo? they won't, they'll just change the name on some template.

Same with this, the photographer just had a standard setup which he uses for everything and spent no time on it.

At least you know and hopefully will not make the same mistake again.

I think it's just poor quality work from someone who is poor quality.

I have taken product photos with a really ghetto set up, and they have come out very well, at least in comparison to the OP's ones.

 

[Quartz]

I recently had a product photographed and I find the end result to be of poor quality.

Anything beyond this doesn't really matter, does it? You are the customer and it's your opinion which matters. End of story.

 

[jonneymendoza]

LOL ive done far better product photography for free

 

[jonneymendoza]

Yes.. at least as a rule of thumb.

Not in photography. some would do it for free/minimal costs and get far better results then that

 

[Above&Beyond]

It's looks like a tan removal glove that you could pick up in Poundland. I don't think anyone on facebook etc would care about the images. They aren't very good but what do you expect for £10? It's a cheap lesson to learn if you ever do it again to pay the going rate.

 

[Luke]

I'd love to see the EXIF info from those shots to see what equipment she used.

Very poor photos. Did you see examples of her other work before you commissioned her?