Feminine Care Product Photography

The client sells Shufulei feminine care products and asked AIMI Visual Media in Guangzhou, China to shoot the range for online listings. The line covers overnight pads and pantyliners in lavender-extract variants, in glossy purple flow-wrap packs and one boxed format. We shot 7 images in our Guangzhou studio on white sweeps: each pack at a three-quarter so the front design and side panel both read, all under a full commercial license.

Photography Challenges

1. Glossy film shows every angle of the studio. Flow-wrap packs are mirrors. We flagged the set dark around one large soft key, so each pack carries a single clean sheen line instead of a ceiling map, and the printed lavender artwork stays readable.

2. Purple drifts fast. Lavender, lilac, and magenta sit close on the dial. We locked white balance against a gray card and matched every pack to its physical sample in retouching, so the purple on screen is the purple on the shelf.

3. Small packs need presence. An 8-count pouch is palm-sized but has to look like the hero. We shot at a low three-quarter with a soft contact shadow, giving each pack weight without props.

4. The count badge must read. Shoppers compare 8, 10, and 20 count at thumbnail size. Every frame keeps the round count badge unobstructed and sharp, because that number closes the comparison.

Our Approach

Three-Quarter Packshots

Each pack faces the camera at a gentle three-quarter: the front panel carries the brand and variant, the side panel carries the pad illustration and count. One frame per SKU answers what it is, how many, and which variant, without a word of copy.

Boxed and Wrapped Formats

The boxed pantyliner gets the same recipe as the soft packs, so the format change reads as a range choice, not a different brand. Consistent light and shadow make mixed formats sit as one family.

Retouching

All 7 frames go to pure white with packaging colors matched to the physical packs: purples true, whites clean, text edges crisp. Scuffs and handling marks on the glossy film are cleaned at 200% zoom. Files went out at 2000x2000px sRGB in JPEG (quality 90) and WebP, ready for Amazon main-image slots.

"Hygiene products are trust purchases. Clean white, true purple, readable badges: the photo should feel as considered as the product inside." — June, Product Photography Team Lead

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a 7-image packshot set like this cost?

This set came to about $84 at $12 per white-background image. Styled scenes with props can be added at $35 each, and 10 or more items get 10% off.

How fast can you deliver?

These 7 were delivered in 3 business days. Once the light recipe is locked, packs rotate through the sweep quickly: square, shoot, next.

Are these ready for Amazon main images?

Yes. Product alone on pure white, no props, no overlays, at 2000x2000px, above the zoom minimum. This set was built exactly for main-image slots.

How do you keep glossy wrappers clean in photos?

One large soft light with the rest of the set flagged dark. The pack carries one clean sheen line instead of reflections of the studio, and the printed design stays readable.

Can you keep brand colors accurate?

Yes. We lock white balance against a gray card and match every frame to the physical pack in retouching, so lavender stays lavender and magenta stays magenta.

Can you add new variants later?

Yes. The setup notes stay on file, so new counts and variants match this gallery exactly: same angle, same light, same shadows. New SKUs run at the standard $12 packshot rate.

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