02 / A PRACTICAL WORKFLOWSTART WITH YOUR PHOTO
01Build a model-specific reference set
Give each phone-model variant its own source photographs and SKU record. Take an unobstructed rear view, an inside view and a low side view of the real case. If you fit a phone for the shoot, verify its exact model first. A phone silhouette from a nearby generation can conceal a wrong button location even when the case seems to fit in an overview.
Spigen’s model-specific listing separates rear, inner, side and camera-control details. Use that image-role separation when planning your own gallery without borrowing its artwork or specifications. The variant selector should point to the photographed model, including a different camera opening or additional control cutout where relevant. Do not silently reuse a rear design image across incompatible case molds.
Use low angles to expose the important edges
Photograph the camera rim from a shallow side angle, then the charging opening and side-button covers. Diffuse the light enough to see a clear or glossy edge without flooding it with reflections. Keep the opening in focus; a deep shadow inside a port can make an incorrectly placed cutout look acceptable. Take a separate close-up if the case uses an open cutout instead of a button cover.
Show the actual interior and any supplied insert or attachment as its own frame. Do not infer magnetic strength, drop protection or charging performance from a visible ring or a raised edge. Those features need specifications or appropriate real evidence. Mark the phone and charger as demonstration props when they are not included in the case offer.
Keep an AI scene separate from compatibility evidence
A Fayvoro desk scene can explore a presentation for one case source. It should not be used to reconstruct unseen cutouts, add a different phone or establish that an accessory works. Choose a source with the most important opening already visible and keep the real inside and edge photographs available to the buyer.
Compare every camera hole, speaker opening, control cover and printed motif with the original. Pay particular attention to mirrored designs and a camera block that has gained an extra hole. If a generated phone is inserted into the case, treat that fit as unverified and use a real fitted photograph instead. Reject the scene if its physical construction changes.
