Photograph the full label straight on, then take a close-up of small print such as the model, ingredients, warnings, or batch code. Use even light to avoid glare and check that the text is legible at ordinary phone size.
Show every panel that carries information relevant to the buyer; a tight crop can omit a warning or usage limit. If you transcribe a specification, check it against the package on the exact stock being offered and preserve the maker's wording where precision matters.
Do not edit out a defect, change label colours, or sharpen text until it appears to say something different. Keep the package in a wider view as well as close-ups, and replace the photos when the label or product version changes. Avoid reflections that hide the printed date or warning.
