This project of industrial product photography↗ is about clearly showing the range and build quality of various products manufactured by Rotex Manufacturers And Engineers Pvt. Ltd.
The multiple days shoot was carried out at the TTC MIDC; Navi Mumbai - Maharashtra, inside the client’s manufacturing facility. Photographing the products on-site allowed the management to supervice and guide our team on capturing the specific technical highlights of the respective products.
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The main setup challenge was finding enough space for the backdrop, lights, camera and tripod, with room to move around the products. After checking several locations within the premises, I selected the testing lab, which had a large empty table and enough working space.
We clipped a cloth backdrop to a stand and extended it over the table. The lights were positioned approximately 45 degrees to the products.
Most products had a matte finish. Reflections on the remaining products were addressed during post-production. I photographed the panels and LCD displays separately, and these images were then combined with the main product photographs during editing.
Each product was photographed from the front and at approximately 45-degree and 75-degree angles. Selected products were also photographed from the back. The Rotex team was present and approved each angle during the shoot.
The hydraulic power unit was photographed outdoors in natural daylight. We positioned it in shade to avoid direct sunlight. A technician stood beside the unit in one photograph to show its scale.
Before delivery, I checked the photographs for unwanted reflections and overall product brightness. We supplied JPEG files with white backgrounds and PNG files with transparent backgrounds for brochure design and other layouts.
Share your factory location, the number and size of the products, and how you plan to use the photographs. Tell us about the space available for the shoot, any handling or access requirements, and your delivery deadline, so we can plan the lighting, equipment and schedule, and prepare a quotation.
Case Study Last Updated: 27th October; 2026