E-Commerce Photography Built to Sell. Crafted to Last.
LAFRIQUE delivers full-production e-commerce photography with a luxury editorial standard for catalogue and online stores.
Fashion & Apparel E-Commerce
High-volume, visually consistent e-commerce catalogue photography for online stores, lookbooks, and retail platforms unified in light, angle, and tone across every single SKU.
Packshot & Marketplace Photography
Precision pack-shot production optimised for Takealot, Amazon, Woolworths Online, and any marketplace with strict image specifications. Retouched to exact platform requirements.
Lifestyle & In-Context Imagery
Products placed in curated environments that speak your customer's language. Designed to create desire, not just documentation the difference between browsing and buying.
Hero Product Photography
Cinematic, single-product imagery built for landing pages, paid media, and brand storytelling. Art-directed from concept to frame for emotional precision and maximum conversion impact.
Beauty & Cosmetics Photography
Precision lighting and texture-driven photography for skincare, beauty, and wellness brands. Every surface, every reflection, and every formulation rendered with intentional luxury.
— E-Commerce Cataloging in Pretoria
For growing e-commerce businesses in South Africa, a consistent catalogue photography is the infrastructure of a well-functioning online store. E-commerce cataloging is not simply about “shooting products” it represents a physical real version of what the customer is buying and receiving. It is about building a visual trust signal system with consistent angles, uniform lighting ratios, aligned colour grading, and a naming convention that slots directly into your content management workflow. A customer who scrolls your product grid and encounters visual inconsistency experiences a subtle but decisive loss of trust in your online store. Uniform catalogue photography signals professionalism increases dwell time, and reduces the cognitive friction that kills conversion before checkout ever begins. That’s why online market places such as Takealot, Amazon, Woolworth online etc have a Strick image policy on e-commerce product images. Our cataloging service in Pretoria, South Africa covers full production from briefing and shot list creation through to retouched, web-optimised, upload-ready file delivery managed with the same editorial approach we bring to every campaign.
— Shot list creation & SKU mapping.
— Colour accuracy management.
— Consistent angle and lighting ratio per product category.
— Platform-specific file naming and image sizing.
— Upload-ready delivery to Takealot, Shopify, WooCommerce, or your CMS.
— High-resolution TIFF archive + web-optimised JPEG delivery.
— Full post-production and colour grading.
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Photography Rates & Process
Rates are based on product volume, complexity, set design requirements, model usage, and final usage rights. We provide itemized quotes no hidden studio fees or post-production surprises added after briefing.
Yes. Brands with regular inventory updates or seasonal drops can access our retainer model, which includes priority scheduling, a dedicated creative lead, and consistent visual output across every production cycle.
Our primary studio is based in Pretoria, but we produce work across Gauteng and travel nationally for campaigns.
We also offer a remote booking model where products are couriered to our studio, photographed within the agreed lead time, and then returned to you once the shoot is complete.
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All e-commerce deliverables include web-optimised JPEGs and high-resolution TIFFs where required. File naming, platform sizing, and colour profile specs are aligned to your store's requirements at briefing stage.
Timelines depend on volume and production complexity. Essentials packages are typically delivered in 3–5 working days. Catalogue packages in 7–10 days. Brand Editorial timelines are confirmed at briefing.
Yes. LAFRIQUE manages full production in-house from prop sourcing and set design to model casting and creative direction so your brief has a single point of contact from concept through to delivery.