Dublin has a small, good and heavily booked product photography scene. For an independent shop in Stoneybatter or a maker selling at the Dublin Flea, the practical problem is not finding a photographer — it is justifying a second booking purely to capture the same product from three more camera positions.
Dublin studio day rates typically run €350–€700, with per-image pricing around €15–€40. Small-catalogue sellers are often quoted per SKU. Expect one to two weeks for retouched files.
Irish sellers list on Shopify, Etsy and increasingly Amazon.ie, with Instagram driving most local discovery. Post-Brexit shipping friction has pushed a lot of Irish buyers towards Irish sellers, which makes listing quality a direct competitive advantage in a small market where the same buyers see all of you.
Hire a photographer when you need a hero image that has to be a genuine, unedited photograph — Amazon's main listing image, for example — or when the product is reflective chrome, clear glass, jewellery, or anything whose value is in fine printed detail. Software is the better choice once you already have one good photograph and simply need more angles of it.
AngleAI is software, not a studio in Dublin. It is built by Digital Bridge in Ireland and used in the browser from anywhere.
Around €350–€700 for a studio day, or €15–€40 per finished image. AngleAI generates four angles from a photo you already have for 12 credits — roughly €1.40 on the $15 pack.
Yes. AngleAI is built and run by Digital Bridge, based in Ireland. It is software rather than a studio, so there is no Dublin premises to visit — everything happens in the browser.
Payments are processed by Stripe, which applies tax according to your billing details at checkout. Credit packs are one-off purchases with no subscription.