Photography
Does a pack shot need a clean background or a real setting?
Yes, a clean background, the one that lets the label be read. The shop setting only comes in if it does not cross the name, and the listing file stays the isolated front.
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Yes, a clean background, the one that lets the label be read. The shop setting only comes in if it does not cross the name, and the listing file stays the isolated front. Try the pack on a plain background and see whether the batch reads better. In Madrid the shop is left behind and a shelf cuts through the brand. The listing front goes on a background that does not compete with the label.