https://community.qvc.com/t5/Fashion/QVC-your-products-shots-are-the-worst-Does-this-say-quot-buy-me/m-p/347885#M26234 <P>I've noticed that the Q is now showing Linea on a live human model rather than a plastic bust which is a good development but the pictures are terrible. Really, really bad. Colors are washed out, clothes are showing with bizarre accessories, and the poses are totally uninspired and unattractive. </P> <P>Case in point is the boho skirt. There is nothing about <A href="http://www.qvc.com/Linea-by-Louis-DellOlio-4-Tier-Crinkle-Boho-Skirt-Search-Results.product.A70208.html?sc=A70208-User&amp;cm_sp=VIEWPOSITION-_-66-_-A70208&amp;catentryImage=http://images-p.qvc.com/is/image/a/08/a70208.001?$uslarge$" target="_blank"> this photo for the famed boho skirt</A> (which has sold 30,000+ units) that illustrates how truly lovely, elegant, and versatile this garment truly is. I thought the images for the OLO Feather Jersey line were bad, but this photo might just be the worst yet.</P> <P>I recognize that the Q is not going to use their top tier models and photographers for online images, but it would seem there is ZERO thought put into the styling, the accessories, or how to make each garment really shine. This become even more of an issue with the online only groupings where there is no video, so the image is the only thing a customer can go on. </P> <P>With two new OLO groupings coming to the Linea line, this might be a good time for the Q to assess their photographic strategy which is their main selling tool, and up their game.</P> <P> </P> Mon, 12 Aug 2013 13:07:26 GMT gardensla 2013-08-12T13:07:26Z https://community.qvc.com/t5/Fashion/QVC-your-products-shots-are-the-worst-Does-this-say-quot-buy-me/m-p/347885#M26234 <P>I've noticed that the Q is now showing Linea on a live human model rather than a plastic bust which is a good development but the pictures are terrible. Really, really bad. Colors are washed out, clothes are showing with bizarre accessories, and the poses are totally uninspired and unattractive. </P> <P>Case in point is the boho skirt. There is nothing about <A href="http://www.qvc.com/Linea-by-Louis-DellOlio-4-Tier-Crinkle-Boho-Skirt-Search-Results.product.A70208.html?sc=A70208-User&amp;cm_sp=VIEWPOSITION-_-66-_-A70208&amp;catentryImage=http://images-p.qvc.com/is/image/a/08/a70208.001?$uslarge$" target="_blank"> this photo for the famed boho skirt</A> (which has sold 30,000+ units) that illustrates how truly lovely, elegant, and versatile this garment truly is. I thought the images for the OLO Feather Jersey line were bad, but this photo might just be the worst yet.</P> <P>I recognize that the Q is not going to use their top tier models and photographers for online images, but it would seem there is ZERO thought put into the styling, the accessories, or how to make each garment really shine. This become even more of an issue with the online only groupings where there is no video, so the image is the only thing a customer can go on. </P> <P>With two new OLO groupings coming to the Linea line, this might be a good time for the Q to assess their photographic strategy which is their main selling tool, and up their game.</P> <P> </P> Mon, 12 Aug 2013 13:07:26 GMT https://community.qvc.com/t5/Fashion/QVC-your-products-shots-are-the-worst-Does-this-say-quot-buy-me/m-p/347885#M26234 gardensla 2013-08-12T13:07:26Z