Product photography studios
Your entire packshot production, from the studio floor to delivery.
Etouch brings the studio, its clients and its retouchers onto a single project. From the shoot to the invoice, every image moves forward in one place — without a single email or lost version.
Two spaces
One tool, the two halves of your craft.
The studio floor
The studio floor, under control
Calendar, bookings, sessions, machines, timers, consumables — through to the invoice.
- Calendar & bookings
- Sessions, machines & timers
- Consumables by scan, session invoice
Post-production
Post-production, without the friction
Review and annotation, client selection, multi-round retouching, per-image validation, then delivery.
- Review, annotation & selection
- Versioned multi-round retouching
- Per-image validation & delivery
For every role
Three roles, one workspace.
Studios
Create the projects, upload the packshots, assign the retouchers, quote and invoice — studio floor and post-production together.
- Two workspaces: the studio floor and post-production
- Retoucher and guideline assignment
- Quotes, Etouch invoice or Pennylane draft
Clients
Browse the gallery, select, annotate, validate, download. Nothing more.
- Selection and annotation on the image
- Image-by-image validation
- Deliverable download and payment
Retouchers
Guidelines, reference images, delivery round by round. Every version is tracked.
- Guidelines and reference images
- Versioned multi-round delivery
- A notification on every round
A project's journey
Seven stages, from prep to delivery.
Studio
Studio prep
The studio creates the project and uploads the packshots — previews generated automatically.
Client
Client review
The client browses the gallery, annotates and selects the images to retouch.
Studio
Selection confirmation
The studio assigns the retoucher and attaches the guidelines.
Retoucher
In retouch
The retoucher delivers their versions, round by round.
Client
Client validation
The client approves or rejects each image — one rejection reopens a round.
Studio, Client
Done
The studio invoices, the client downloads the deliverables.
Lifecycle
Archived
The project is closed and filed away.
Review & annotation
Feedback right on the image
Clients draw rectangles, ellipses and arrows or drop numbered pins onto the shot. Every comment is a thread, tied to a precise spot.
- Rectangle, ellipse, arrow, freehand and pin tools
- Threaded, numbered comments per image
- Pan, zoom and color-coded markup
Multi-round retouching
Compare every version, round by round
Retouchers deliver versioned rounds against the brief. A before/after slider puts the original next to the retouch — validation takes seconds.
- Original vs retouched side-by-side slider
- Versioned rounds — v0, v1, v2…
- Rejected images loop back automatically
The studio floor
Run your shoots, from planning to invoice
Schedule your sessions, track every station live — machines, timers, consumables scanned — then turn the session into an invoice, reconciled with Pennylane and settled via Stripe.
- Calendar of sessions and bookings
- Timers per machine and per station
- Consumables tracked by scan, line-by-line invoice
And also
And everything else, in the same place.
The building blocks of a full packshot production — from selection to delivery, from the studio floor to access control.
Client selection
The client picks what goes to retouch
Delivery & sharing
Deliver the final files, or a public link
Client validation
The client validates, image by image
Calendar & bookings
Every shoot on one calendar
Role-based access control
Each role has its own access. Clients never see guidelines, retouchers, or retoucher pricing.
Upload and asset management
A project, a client, your images online
Real-time collaboration
Contextual comments, image annotations, push and email notifications on every status change.
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FAQ
The questions we get asked.
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