Updates & Insights

Real speaker kits ask for anything from 300 x 300 px to print-ready files. How to prepare one speaker headshot that works for every event.

TikTok Shop's image rules from its own policy pages: size, count, file limits, the white main image, and what its new AI image policy actually says.

AI can make almost any blurry face look sharp. Whether it still looks like the person depends on how much you let it invent. How to control that.

The shot you want — dog in the bed, cat with the toy — is banned as an Amazon main image. What pet sellers can shoot, plus the eyeshine fix.

You likely need three different nurse photos, not one. What your employer will accept, why scrub color is a trap, and where you may not shoot.

Pika's live app now runs Seedance, Veo and Wan, and calls its own model cost-efficient. Read that before you switch — and yes, we run Pika too.

Glossy casings, mirrored screens and a display that bands on camera. The working method for photographing consumer electronics, with retailer shot lists.

Red eye takes about ten seconds to fix in software you already own. The harder question is which photos you should leave alone — and why.

Photo AI tiers likeness and quality by plan, and gates commercial use behind $49/month. Here is how to read that, and when credits fit better.