Feb 13, 2023
Capturely announces new updates to its virtual headshot photography services. The company gains limited access to their client’s phone camera and guides them through the entire headshot session.

Los Angeles, United States - February 13, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The new services allow clients with hybrid or remote teams to have uniform executive headshots for their official website or social media pages. All packages include scalable headshots done in a remote studio session and delivered within 24 hours.
More details can be found at https://capturely.com/virtual-headshot-photography
Capturely updated its virtual headshot photography services to cater to small businesses that do not have the time, resources, or capability to schedule a physical business photoshoot. With virtual photography, business owners can have their executives have a professional headshot in minutes, shot anywhere around the world.
The actual photoshoot takes only 10 to 15 minutes per person, but post-production specialists will enhance the image, including adjusting the background to the preferred color or design. Depending on the client, professional retouching may also include blemish removal, skin smoothing, teeth whitening, and eye sharpening. Business owners can also request all professional headshots to have the same background, which can range from a simple white backdrop to more complex designs such as the company headquarters.
Clients can choose among five packages, each designed to suit every business's needs. Companies can decide to be charged per session, which can be scheduled immediately, or select a pre-determined number of sessions, which need to be scheduled a few days before the intended date of the shoot.
After 24 hours, clients will receive a virtual gallery, where they can either purchase all the photos that were taken or only a few.
Capturely uses a secure app for photo capture. All clients need to download the app to participate in the virtual photoshoot.
Capturely is a professional photography and videography company that specializes in on-demand services that help businesses of any size improve their branding.
A spokesperson for the company wrote, "Getting useless content can be very costly, both in dollars and in time. Using stock imagery can make your business look generic. With budget considerations and personalization in mind, Capturely’s assembly line of specialists will collaborate with you and your team to create authentic images and video that showcase and humanize your brand."
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://capturely.com/virtual-headshot-photography
Contact Info:
Name: Rob Eyerly
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Organization: Capturely
Address: 10951 Huston St, Los Angeles, CA 91601, United States
Phone: +1-855-639-3297
Website: https://capturely.com/
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