6 Best Cameras for Product Photography

Promises are to be kept not forgotten. That’s why we are back with a new blog to introduce you to 6 of the best cameras for product photography. 

Best cameras? Might be expensive.

Yes, we know your concern. When we hear the word best, not only the quality graph but also the price graph shoots up in our minds. In a way, it’s partially true. There are product photographers who use cameras worth 50,000 USD. 

But don’t worry! Here we are including some suitable options for beginners, professionals, and experts. We are sure you will find a perfect one for you no matter what your skill level or budget is.

For Beginners 

6. iPhone 13

If your need is for simple product photography to sell items on websites like eBay, iPhone 13 is your best option. 

iPhone 13 comes with features like macro mode and portrait mode. With macro mode, you will be able to grab some interesting and unique detail shots. This will come in handy when you are shooting for items like jewels, rings, etc.

The portrait mode provides you the privilege to highlight your product from the background, without the need for editing. Also, with iPhone 13 you can capture excellent zoom shots, making them the best phone for photography. 

Features: 

1. 12MP Telephoto

2. Wide Cameras

3. 6x Optical Zoom

4. Portrait Mode

5. Macro Compatibilities

5. Panasonic Lumix FZ80K

Panasonic Lumix FZ80K is a beginner’s expert product photography camera. For all the features, including 20-1200mm lens, post focus feature, and mainly its low price, Lumix FZ80K is an excellent choice. 

With the Post Focus feature in Lumix FZ80K, you can easily set the focus point post the photography. It is an ideal option if you want to get some product videos done, as it can handle 4K videos. In addition, Lumix is a low price camera (when analyzed based on all the features it provides), making it perfect for beginners. 

Features:

1. 18MP

2. 60X Zooms DC Vario Lens

3. 4K Video

4. 1,170K Dot View

5. Low Light Performance

For Professionals

4. Canon 90D

If you are a professional photographer who is in the line of work of taking photos for the whole day, then Canon 90D is for you. You can leave the camera on the tripod for the whole day, clicking fantastic product images. The Bluetooth feature allows for remote shooting making it perfect for food photography. 

Features: 

1. 32.5MP CMOS (APS-C) Sensor

2. 10 fps with no Lag Time

3. 4K Videos

4. 45 Focus Point

5. Webcam Beta Software

3. Fujifilm GFX 100

Fujifilm GFX 100 is the best choice for you if you are looking for a compact, medium-format, supersize mirrorless camera. Of course, the price is sky-high, but when in comparison with its competitors (where the prices are 4X), this one is quite a deal. GFX 100 is perfect for whatever setting you have; outdoor projects or indoor projects. 

Features: 

1. 102MP Image Sensor

2. Weather Sealed at 95 Points

3. X-Processor 4

4. Autofocus (AF) phase Detection

5. Horizontal & Vertical Body Operation

For Experts 

2. Fujifilm GFX 50R

If you can’t afford the Fujifilm GFX 100, then go for the Fujifilm GFX 50R, the 50MP version. 

What’s the advantage? Here it is. Fujifilm GFX 50R uses smaller file sizes than GFX 100, thereby saving storage space. Also, the compact body of GFX 50R is perfect for lifestyle product shots and studio photography. 

Features: 

1. 51.4MP Medium Format

2. Short Flange Back Distance of Just 26.7mm

3. Weather & Dust Resistant

4. Pro-Imaging Processor

5. Lightweight Body

1. Hasselblad X1D II 50C

Hasselblad X1D II 50C is the direct competitor of Fujifilm GFX 50R. But now the question is, what makes it better? 

Hasselblad X1D II 50C is relatively compact with similar features and also the same price point. But that’s not the catch. When compared to Fujifilm, Hasselblad has the best lens for photography and has a considerate price tag for the body. 

Hasselblad X1D II 50C is best for commercial work and if you need high-end equipment for those works, this one is the best option. 

Features:

1. 50MP

2. 3.6” Rear Touch Screen

3. 3.69 OLED Electronic Viewfinder

4. Lightweight & Portable

5. Mirrorless Camera Body

Let’s Wrap it Up

E-commerce photography is nothing without a camera. But, don’t invest too much time and money in finding the best one. Everything should be all right even with your old DSLR cameras. 

If you are a beginner, don’t invest too much in fancy cameras with countless features. The first thing for you to learn at this time would be how to master photography techniques with a simple, old camera. Also, it will be challenging for you to use these expensive cameras without proper knowledge about them. 

So, take the race slowly, and run through all the corners and extremes of e-commerce photography, learn, gain experience and then find the suitable camera for you. The more experience you gain, the more you excel in this field. And the more you excel, the more you earn. 

And if you feel you are already there, then this post will help you find the best option for you. We hope you have already found one!

Don’t worry if you couldn’t find the camera you want to go with. That’s what we are for. Book a session with us and we can discuss your needs and our services!

And if you need us, you know where to find us!