As a product photographer in Raleigh, I keep this page as a running record of the work coming out of my studio, including projects like 3D body scanning technology shoots. Every brand and every product brings a different challenge, and this is the place to see that range in one spot, updated as new shoots wrap. If you’d like to see the full scope of what I offer beyond product work, take a look at my commercial photography services and if your product deserves images that do the work justice, let’s talk. As a product photographer in Raleigh, I work with businesses across Raleigh, Cary, Durham, and Chapel Hill to create photography that’s sharp, accurate, and built to hold attention. Get in touch here to start your shoot.
Size Stream: 3D Body Scanning Technology
Some of the best days on the job as a product photographer in Raleigh happen when a client hands you something you’ve never shot before. That was the case working with Size Stream, a company turning full body scanning into an art form.
Size Stream builds machines that capture thousands of data points off a single subject and turn them into a full 3D avatar, accurate enough to pull hundreds of precise body measurements from one scan. It’s some of the most exacting 3D body scanning technology in the world, and it made for a genuinely fascinating shoot for a Raleigh product photographer to take on.
What hooked me most was the story the images could tell. The before-and-after transformation shots carried real weight on their own, and my job as the product photographer was to make sure the camera did that story justice, from sourcing the right models to the final round of retouching. That’s the part of product photography I love most: turning something technical into something people actually feel when they look at it.
Size Stream itself is a serious player in this space. The company designs and builds its scanning systems right here in the Triangle, out of Cary, NC, as part of The Apparel Group, based in Dallas. Their engineers and software developers bring over a century of combined experience to the table, and their work reaches into apparel, health and fitness, medical research, and even 3D printing.
