Skip to content

Cardiofocus Laser Ablation Tools

Photographing a laser tool meant for heart surgery requires some high tech photography tricks of the trade to make it look great!
Photographing a laser tool meant for heart surgery requires some high tech photography tricks of the trade to make it look great!

Creating Story Telling Product Photos

The brief for this medical product photo was simple: use some high tech photography tricks to make the laser show up like it would in use… in a person!

So, how do you get a picture of Cardiofocus’s latest Laser Ablation tool?

Start with a 30 gallon fish tank. Add a simple background. Add about 30 cc’s of 2% milk. And then start playing with the light!

Just remember, electricity and water make for a very, erm, shocking combination.

Okay, so the solution wasn’t very high tech, but it got the job done.

The fiber optics piped the laser beam through the slightly cloudy water. The milk helped to refract the beam and make it visible to the naked eye.

We did this on location in the Cardiofocus lab on the North Shore.

Related Stories from the Studio . . .

Dune Jewelry Product Photography Post Production

Product photography post processing is the key to showing your customers just how great your product is. Follow along as we make a client's watch sing!

Manufacturer's product shot

How can I differentiate my product from everyone else's with photography?

Action Product Photography

Creating action photography for products helps your customers better understand what your product does and how it helps them solve their problems.

Microchip Mic Photo For Startup

Tiny product photography big hit for publicity and articles in the high tech sector.