Lighting
Pendant, floor or table — the photo never says how big.
Shoppers place your light in their own room and see exactly how far it drops and how much space it takes.
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W 42cm · H 185cm · D 42cm
The size question in lighting
Two questions a photo cannot answer: how big is this fixture, and how low does it hang? Both are scale questions, and a shopper can check both by standing the fixture in their own room before buying.
What shoppers cannot see today
- A 90cm pendant over a 120cm table is a very different room than the render suggested.
- Drop height decides whether a fixture works at all, and no photo conveys it.
- Shades photograph as flat shapes; their volume in a room is the whole decision.
Capturing lighting well
- Brass, chrome and mirrored finishes are the hardest surfaces in photogrammetry - we will tell you before you spend a credit.
- Glass shades usually need a supplied 3D model rather than a photo capture.
- Thin arcs and wire frames need more angles, shot closer than feels necessary.
We tell you which of your products will not reconstruct well before you spend a credit on them. Full capture guide.
Lighting is bought on proportion. A fixture that reads as elegant in a studio photograph can dominate a real room, and the customer only finds out after it is installed.
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