You don’t notice it at first, that’s the problem It’s not like your store crashes. Or sales drop to zero overnight. It’s quieter than that. Your ads still run. People still click. But something feels… off. They scroll, hesitate, then leave. No drama, just silence. That’s usually where weak ecommerce photography in Montreal shows up. Not as a big failure. More like slow leakage. You don’t see it unless you’re really paying attention. And most people blame pricing, or competition. Rarely the photos. Even though, yeah, it’s often the photos. The “looks fine to me” trap This one’s common. You look at your product images and think, “they’re decent.” Sharp enough. Bright enough. Good enough. But customers don’t judge your images in isolation. They compare. Instantly. They’ve just seen five other brands—cleaner shots, better lighting, more angles. Suddenly your “fine” looks cheap. Or rushed. That’s the uncomfortable truth about product photography in Montreal right now. The baselin...