Studior
Eyewear that sits correctly on a face.
Glasses and sunglasses shown at the angles a buyer actually looks for, worn or on a surface, without the lens reflections that make eyewear the worst category to photograph.
5 credits per image on model.
The on-face angle, with no lens reflections to retouch out afterwards.
How it works
1
Upload the frames
A single product shot. Folded or open both work.
2
Choose worn or product-only
On-face shows fit and proportion against features. Product-only keeps every detail of the frame.
3
Pick the angles
Front and three-quarter carry most listings. Folded and top-down are the ones buyers scroll for.
What it supports
- Product types
- Glasses, sunglasses, reading glasses, sports eyewear, blue light
- Angles
- Front, three-quarter, side, folded, top down, on face
- Models
- Face models from the shared library
- Crop
- Macro, tight, medium, full
What it will not do
Gradient and mirrored lenses are the hard case. The gradient direction is preserved and checked, but a heavily mirrored lens reflecting a specific scene is not something to expect back.