Separate camera and lighting
Repeated setup for every run
Specialist-dependent operation
Manual image transfer
Separate processing tools

CAMERA POV LENS FACE Z2348 / SURFACE Z840
01 / Start with a repeatable frame
Place apparel on a controlled, illuminated surface designed for consistent e-commerce product photography.
See controlled capture
CAMERA POV LENS FACE Z2348 / SURFACE Z840
02 / Controlled light, repeatable frame
A diffused lightbox and four bi-colour panels shape every highlight, so apparel, accessories, and footwear are captured with the same repeatable framing — then reviewed in one guided workflow.
03 / Move from image to listing
Review and prepare each approved capture for a marketplace-ready catalogue workflow from one connected interface.
04 / Engineered as one system
Inspect the camera, lighting, edge compute, and software integrated into one flat-lay photography workstation.
Drag to exploreOne workstation / five connected systems
48 MP-class overhead path
Four controlled bi-colour panels
1829 × 1219 mm diffused lightbox
Raspberry Pi 5 edge workflow
Preview, capture, review and gallery
Where product photography slows
Every repeated camera setup, disconnected tool, and manual handoff adds friction between a physical product and its catalogue listing. CataLume replaces that chain with one controlled path.
Separate camera and lighting
Repeated setup for every run
Specialist-dependent operation
Manual image transfer
Separate processing tools
Integrated capture environment
Repeatable camera and light setup
Guided operator workflow
Connected image review
Consistent export preparation
Built for catalogue consistency
Move from physical product to reviewed output through one controlled workflow.
Repeat framing and lighting across related products and collections.
Lead one operator through a clear, repeatable capture sequence.
Keep capture, review, and export preparation in one connected workflow.
Consistency you can see




Designed for product content
Create a repeatable in-house product photography workflow.
Build consistent imagery across product listing workflows.
Standardise catalogue presentation across broad product ranges.
Add a guided workstation for repeatable flat-lay production.
Reduce setup variation between collections and product batches.
Teach an end-to-end product content workflow on one system.
Evaluate it with your products
Use representative products from your own catalogue to evaluate placement, controlled capture, review, and export preparation. The proposed pilot supports up to 20 products.
Clear product status
Mechanical workstation, lightbox, controlled lights and overhead capture path.
Product placement, controlled lighting, overhead capture, and image review demonstration.
Crop, alignment, correction, cleanup and output preparation workflow.
Controlled demonstrations using representative products from real catalogues.
Production engineering, installation and service model.
Direct platform connections remain subject to implementation and validation.
FAQs
The current prototype is designed for flat-lay apparel, trousers, accessories, and footwear that fit within the lightbox envelope.
The verified prototype portal is 2029 mm wide with a 1829 × 1219 mm lightbox envelope. Site clearance and service access still need a formal installation specification.
CataLume is being designed around a guided one-person workflow; operator usability remains a pilot validation item.
Final production export formats are not yet published. They will be confirmed through processing and catalogue-workflow testing.
Not yet. The current website demonstrates a marketplace-ready export path, not a verified direct Shopify, Amazon, Flipkart or WooCommerce integration.
A production benchmark has not been verified. Pilot sessions will measure capture and processing time with real catalogues.
Installation scope is still to be confirmed before commercial release.
Training content and delivery are planned, but the commercial training package is not yet confirmed.
Yes. The proposed pilot uses up to 20 representative products from your catalogue so your team can evaluate the workflow directly.
CataLume is currently presented for live demonstrations and pilot discussions. Production purchase terms are not yet published.
Ready for a more consistent catalogue?