If you're still paying $500+ per product photoshoot, you're burning money.

I've spent the last year engineering AI prompts specifically for product photography — the kind that goes on Amazon listings, Shopify stores, Instagram ads, and brand websites.

Here's what most people get wrong:

❌ Mistake 1: Using generic prompts

"A photo of a water bottle" gives you garbage. You need to tell the AI exactly what kind of shot you want — the lighting setup, the camera, the lens, the surface, the mood.

The difference between a $5 stock photo and a $500 studio shot is specificity.

❌ Mistake 2: Wrong aspect ratio for the platform

Amazon wants 4:5. Instagram feed wants 4:5. Instagram grid wants 1:1. Website banners want 16:9. Using the wrong ratio means your image gets cropped badly or looks amateur.

❌ Mistake 3: Not specifying the light source

Lighting makes or breaks product photography. If you don't tell Midjourney WHERE the light is coming from, you get flat, lifeless images. Always specify: "key light from upper left at 45 degrees" or "warm golden hour light from behind."

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I built AI Product Photo Studio to solve all three problems. 25+ prompts across 5 categories — white background, lifestyle, dark luxury, social media, and macro detail — each one engineered for commercial results.

$29 one-time. That's less than a single stock photo license.

Your product deserves better photos. 📸