The Backbone LabStoreLens & camera pack
Lens & camera pack
18 camera looks, from iPhone ultra wide to 2000s digicam flash, with when to use which.
€99one-time
Demo, not binding: contents, price and terms
What's inside.
- 18 camera looks, from phone ultra wide to a 2000s digicam flash
- Per look: lens, distance, light and what it does to the product
- When to use which look, sorted by channel
- The words to use in a prompt for each look
- PDF guide
- Format
- PDF guide
- Size
- 18 looks, one page each
- Delivery
- A download link by email. While checkout is a preview, we send packs by hand.
- Use
- For your own brand and your client work. Not for resale as a pack.
Look inside.
An excerpt from the pack.
- iPhone, 0.5× ultra wide
- Close and slightly bent at the edges. Feels like a friend filmed it. Good for UGC hooks.
- Compact digicam with flash
- Hard light, dark background, a 2000s party look. Strong for jewelry shine.
- 35 mm at f/1.8
- Street portrait with a soft background. The calm default for campaigns.
Who it's for.
Made from what we use in our own studio.
Brands that post every day
You want variety without a new look every week.
UGC creators
You need the phone and flash looks that feel real in a feed.
Art directors
A shared vocabulary for camera and light in a brief.
How to use it.
Three steps from download to the first image you keep.
- 01
Pick the channel
Feed, story, ad or lookbook.
- 02
Pick the look
Each page says what it flatters and what it hides.
- 03
Keep it fixed
One look per series, so the brand reads as one.
Questions.
Anything else? Write to us.
Do I need special cameras?
No. The pack describes looks. For AI images you only need the words; on set a phone and one lens cover many of them.
Is the phone look included?
Yes, the phone ultra wide and the main phone camera are two of the 18 looks.
Can I share it with my team?
Yes, inside your own brand or studio. Reselling the pack itself is not allowed.
More packs.
All five for €299. Demo, not binding
We declare AI. The packs are made for AI image tools, and every example image we publish with them is labelled as AI-generated.