Examples
The photo you have, and what it becomes
Each row starts with the plain product photo that went in, and ends with the frames that came out. Every pair says where it came from: delivered by the studio from a real workspace, or an illustrative example made to show the kind of frame the studio aims for, with an invented brand.
Solenne pearl drop necklace
Jewellery · Illustrative example
A flat packshot on white became a set frame in warm afternoon light and a close study of the pearl and the herringbone chain, both on the same travertine.

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Frame 1 
Frame 2 Arden heavyweight hoodie
Clothing · Illustrative example
A hanger-straight flat lay became a folded hoodie on the set, the embroidered wordmark and drawcords kept as they are.

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Frame Marlow saddle crossbody
Bags · Illustrative example
A phone photo on a workbench became the bag on the same set as the rest of the catalogue, buckle and strap intact.

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Frame Henry's Honey
Food & drink · Delivered by the studio
One product photo of the jar became a clean studio frame and a dipper dripping honey back into it, the label restored from the photo.

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Frame 1 
Frame 2 Snowboard
Sporting goods · Delivered by the studio
A product photo of the board became two action frames, carving and mid-air, with the top-sheet graphic still legible.

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Frame 1 
Frame 2
Frames the studio delivers are checked against the uploaded photo before they reach you, and carry the AI marker in their file metadata. See how to check an AI product photo for what that check looks at.