Shooting list

Also known as shot list, CSV import. Category: E-commerce and workflow

A shooting list is the list of products to be photographed in a project, with identifiers such as SKU or barcode and any instructions. Importing it before the shoot lets every product be recognised by scanning instead of typing.

How PhotoRobot uses it

PhotoRobot Controls imports shooting lists from CSV files with a configurable column structure; columns can be marked as tags, presets can be assigned by name, and new rows can be added to a project even after photography has begun. UTF-8 encoding is recommended.

See on photorobot.com

  • Product ingestion: Receiving and registering products in the studio before photography: scanning, measuring, sorting.
  • SKU (stock keeping unit): A retailer's internal code for one distinct product variant.
  • Barcode: A machine-readable code on a product or label, scanned to identify items without typing.
  • Preset: Saved PhotoRobot Controls settings for capture and editing, applied automatically to similar products.

Where this term appears on photorobot.com

Mentioned on 21 pages of photorobot.com. The 20 most relevant:

  1. Capturing Images with PhotoRobot - User Support Manual (Manual)
    A prerequisite of item import functionality is to import via CSV file.
  2. Studio Workflow (Software)
    Create shooting lists with CSV file import, including support for various properties available.
  3. PhotoRobot Workflow Demonstration - Video Recap (Video)
    Follow along from importing a shooting list to inventory & workflow management, robotized capture, outputs, post-processing, quality control, and automated delivery.
  4. eCommerce Photography - How to Optimize Production (Blog)
    With PhotoRobot, users can also manually import any type of data via CSV import, or by calling an API.
  5. Editing Images with PhotoRobot Post-Processing Software (Manual)
    Alternatively, in the Items menu, click Import to import items from CSV: CSV import functionality enables PhotoRobot users to create an item with its configurations in Excel to import into the system.
  6. Experience the Standard PhotoRobot Controls App Workflow (Blog)
    After configuring the workspace, the second stage of a typical PhotoRobot workflow is to import a shooting list.
  7. Using AI to Enhance Product Photo Backgrounds (Blog)
    The prompt above results in a detailed ingredients table to specification in CSV file format.
  8. Digital Asset Management (Software)
    Import shooting lists, customize structure with column tags, and find support for various properties.
  9. PhotoRobot System Integration & Rich API Connectivity (Manual)
    For the easiest possible integration of input data, there is a dynamically configurable.csv file import system in PhotoRobot _Controls.
  10. Discover PhotoRobot C-Class 360 Turntables in Action (Video)
    CSV files contain not only the list of product names to photograph, but also unique tracking codes, barcodes, and object dimensions.
  11. How to Create a Fashion Product Photography Style Guide (Tutorial)
    After importing a shot list, which includes product names and barcodes as well as presets, the process takes no time.
  12. Automate Sending Product Images with Integrated DAM Software (Blog)
    …remote access to any project, anytime & anywhere The import of any type of data via a CSV import tool: shooting lists, customizable structures with column tags, and various properties Individual…
  13. PhotoRobot FAQs (Page)
    For example, our shooting lists (a database of items to photograph) can be imported into new or existing projects.
  14. How to Photograph Eyewear for Online Product Presentation (Tutorial)
    The main concern here is separating different types of glass and frames in the shot list.
  15. Does Your Business Need Digital Asset Management Software? (Blog)
    Users can import any type of data via the CSV import tool, or by calling an API.
  16. Make PhotoRobot Controls Look Like Your Studio (Blog)
    This way, your seasonal campaigns, VIP clients, and today’s shoot lists never compete with archived or low-priority folders.
  17. PhotoRobot Celebrates 20 Years in Automated Photography Innovation (Blog)
    That, or production lines who simply have longer shooting lists to follow, such as for car reselling or reverse engineering manuals.
  18. PhotoRobot Hardware for Automated Product Photography (Blog)
    It can be either in the shooting list, or via automatic measurement of CubiScan devices.
  19. Quick, Easy, and Effective Product Photoshoots with PhotoRobot (Blog)
    In the video, we have already imported a shot list of the different products in the day’s photoshoot.
  20. Shoe Photography - Still Images, Style Guides and Workflow (Blog)
    After importing your shot list, you simply scan a barcode of the shoe, and place it on the turntable of the Case_1300.

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