Sentences with phrase «little product shot»
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While this can be a little confusing for some, remember that if you're hiring a photographer to shoot an ad campaign for you, their images are «selling» your product for you.
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New, better - for - you products made by «lifestyle brands» that you probably hadn't heard of before, are getting on shelves thanks to a little help — and sometimes a lot — from food and beverage operations experts like Siddhi Shot.
He has little to no end product and most of his goals are lucky deflections or missed hits shot that rebound of another part of his anotomy, although he does try he just isn't good enough.
Lefty is a little bit lower than righty, so I figured I'd give this product a shot on possibly tightening the skin just a tad to get them even again.
Products like high strength «white» cider containing the equivalent of 22 shots of vodka are sold for as little as # 3.50.
The day we arrived, we settled into our hotel and the L'Oréal team spoiled us with a day of spa treatments:) Then the second and third day we meet our photographers, shot some content, and had a little workshop and review on all of L'Oréal «s new and exciting products!!
From the product shot I figured this top would be a little bit boxy and a little bit loose.
The product shot is a little bit fug in my opinion.
We take your awesome cover, add a little production magic, and turn it into 28 realistic product shots that will have your readers drooling to get their hands on your book.
The fallout from being a returns - based industry is that retailers have little incentive to order what they think they can really sell, and publishers rarely push back on what might be perceived as unrealistic orders because they're desperate for a shot at getting their product in a position where it might really move.
Going out and shooting a recent roller derby practice with the iPad felt a little clunky at first, but it was great to actually see specific skate details on the screen rather than just assuming they'd be there in the final product.