A white-background bedding image involves more than laying the fabric flat. Confirm the components, front and reverse, pattern direction and arrangement before planning complete and detail views. A four-piece route does not mean every supplier sells the same set.
Connect product identity to the intended image use
Check the actual sale list: a common four-piece combination is one duvet cover, one sheet or fitted sheet and two pillowcases. A duvet insert, decorative pillow or other styling item must not be presented as included unless it is. Arrange the pieces so their identities and patterns are readable, and photograph relevant fronts and reverses rather than allowing folds to hide an important difference.
Match each image to the actual sample, sales name and approved product information. Platform specifications and publishing requirements can change; check the current requirements in the relevant seller account before upload.
- Confirmed list and quantity of components
- Pattern direction, front and reverse
- Complete outlines and visible edges
- Details matched to the correct style code
Keep the image faithful to the sample
Photography can show the sample's visible appearance, construction and details. It cannot establish fiber content, dimensions, filling, performance, warmth, test results or use outcomes without supporting product information.
Old Money Visual can discuss shot requirements against the samples and intended uses. Confirm settings, image counts, post-production, timing and usage scope for the actual project.
