"product picture" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a visual representation of a product, often used in marketing materials or on e-commerce websites. Example: "I was browsing through different products on the website and the product picture for the new laptop caught my eye. It looked sleek and modern."
The Independent Television Commission recently relaxed TV sponsorship rules to allow the inclusion of a product picture and telephone number, which were previously barred.
Results from a lab experiment suggest an entangled effect of complexity contrast and visual complexity, indicating that buyers are influenced more by the conspicuousness of a product picture, rather than the information conveyed by a product picture when it is visually overwhelming.
I'm sure there is probably a bigger product picture in Ray's mind.
It's also interesting to consider how @twtestlab may fit in with the bigger product picture at Twitter.
Each newsfeed item displays product picture and name, price, retailer, total number of likes and friends who have liked the product.
Specifically, for each of the pages, we defined the following regions of interest (ROIs): (a) product picture, (b) price of product, (c) product description (e.g., "New York 5 Cinnamon & Raisin Bagels"), (d) information on special offers (e.g., "buy one get one free"), (e) list of items in the (virtual) basket, and (f) current price of basket (Fig. 1).
INCLUDE product pictures, taken from various angles.
In online marketplaces, many sellers highlight product and service information directly within product pictures for advertising purposes.
"Our customers want to see good product pictures before they pull out that credit card," he said.
On the right side of the page are product pictures and links to merchants, part of Google Shopping.
Posts can vary from product pictures and videos, to reposts of praise from happy customers and general chit-chat that is relevant to their audience.
