Feedback please
 

Hi,
Looking for feedback on how can we improve on our latest photoshoot.

https://i.ibb.co/4swPFwT/175-A8520-1.jpg

Sample attached.

:cool:

My opinion, FWIW, it's all a bit too busy. Too many conflicting lines, the star kinda gets lost.

Hi,
Hope we can be friends this time :D

https://i.ibb.co/wK2fKXD/175A8562.jpg

What do you think about this one?

:no:

One thing I have always noticed about manufacturers and vendors photos, is that in trying to sell sex doll they limit or do not include the sex parts of the sex doll guy want to see tits and all the rest :whistle: they want to see what their buying and getting for their money. Forget the fancy crap and focus on the doll and what would make you buy it.

My tuppence worth..:)

Love the painting with the two heads and the guy crawling out the top one.

As algae said, the background and the props are too busy.
Some is okay, too much distracts from the doll you want to sell.

Brick wall is great, Lattice with leaves is too much.
The cushion with ornaments is nice but in that setting I would rather have a less flashy one. The vase on the table partially obstructs your model. Maybe when the flowers were scattered on the table without the vase.

Second picture - her right hand is twisted in a wrong way. If you would try to pose like that it would be uncomfortable. Eye contact is great.

Like the second one more.

Jo

I'm with Samurai.

When I can be persuaded to do doll photos for a manufacturer I do art nudes. Yes, nude. No clothes. No accoutrements. The figure of the doll should command attention and sell herself without anything extra being needed to make her more attractive.


Best wishes

Harem

I like the second picture very much :tu
Everyone is different - consequently your marketing photos have to incorporate all the different motivations of doll buyers.
Some want to see nudes. Some want to see clothes on. Some want a porn magazine. Everyone is different so striking a balance is best perhaps?
I like to see a couple of naked shots, not porn shots, but tasteful nudes so I can actually see the body I am buying. Then a couple of clothes shots to give an idea of how she might come to life.

Second pic, as Poppy says : the right arm is bad! when posing a doll see how the pose feels yourself. If you cant do it, she shouldnt :)

Hair tucked back behind the shoulders is unnatural, let it fall over the shoulders and frame her face.

If you want to bring the doll out, make the environment muted. The pinks and reds are beautiful, but overpower the doll's presence. The Blue Bra is just a jarring contrast to the softer colours, and contrasts to her knickers.

A more muted environment and matching lingerie would make her stand out far more.

Finally as Sam and Harem say, A beautiful shoot is great to sell the doll, but also include what I call "Honest Doll Pics" where its just the doll, so that all details can be clearly seen. Body shape, detailing, breast shape and size etc. your buyers want to know these things.

hth

K

I have to say the lack of clear photos of what the bare doll looks like standing and showing her natural shape is off putting to me when trying to decide on bodies. I do like to see them glamed up and posing also but that's of secondary importance.

Feedback Given
 

https://i.ibb.co/Mg3GLxt/175A8548.jpg

We have given feedback to the lady, and she's getting ready to show you her assets.


:)

And they look quite sizeable :tu

https://i.ibb.co/sChxGBk/175A8541.jpg

We are getting there.

:no:

So is this a new doll range. It looks silicone to me.
Although I have lost my glasses

Its

Hybrid TPE Body + Silicone Head.

:tu

Quite true.

I see a lot of sellers dress them up, and yes some of the photos really do look great. But when people are paying quite a sum of money, you want to see some of the more intimate bits in more detail. And dolls posed in perhaps some of the more likely poses they might find themselves in in real life with the user.

Some sellers ( maybe there are reasons ? ) don't even show the exposed holes at all, which would make you wonder is there something to hide ? Are they mis-shaped ? is there a hole in the wrong place ?....you would wonder.

Some with video links can show more detail though as opposed to a photo.

...alternatively, it's what you can't see that intrigues people even more.

Swings and roundabouts.

Maybe it's just be, but I ain't paying £1500, £2k or indeed more....for something I cannot see.

This!:tu

:24 Man (and woman) has done it for years! :D

I think more importantly, the doll in the photo should match the doll you receive.

I recently bought my first doll from lucid and whilst I'm very happy with her she has a lot more "on top" than in the photos provided.