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Do we actually need this, or would it just be a gimmick for us?

Honestly, most businesses do not, and we will tell you that plainly during discovery rather than sell you a scene you do not need. It earns its cost when the product itself is the sell — furniture, fashion, hardware, jewellery, anything where seeing it rotate and catch the light changes someone's decision to buy. If your product is a service or a straightforward physical item photographed well, that budget is usually better spent elsewhere.

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Honestly, most businesses do not, and we will tell you that plainly during discovery rather than sell you a scene you do not need. It earns its cost when the product itself is the sell — furniture, fashion, hardware, jewellery, anything where seeing it rotate and catch the light changes someone's decision to buy. If your product is a service or a straightforward physical item photographed well, that budget is usually better spent elsewhere.

Honestly, most businesses do not, and we will tell you that plainly during discovery rather than sell you a scene you do not need. It earns its cost when the product itself is the sell — furniture, fashion, hardware, jewellery, anything where seeing it rotate and catch the light changes someone’s decision to buy. If your product is a service or a straightforward physical item photographed well, that budget is usually better spent elsewhere.

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