Eight agents render. Five humans direct. One Codex guards the brand. Every product you sell, shot like your campaign — every colorway, every angle, in days instead of seasons.
Your best seller got a photoshoot. The other 400 products got a white background.
Nobody decided that. The budget did. A shoot costs what it costs, so you shot the heroes and left the rest of the catalog on borrowed light — a crop, a flat-lay, a supplier photo. Here's the problem: your customer can't tell the difference between a product you didn't photograph and a product you don't believe in. NOVA exists to close that gap — every product you sell, photographed like the one you're proudest of.
The dayrates, the casting, the samples in transit, the retouch queue — gone. What you pay for is the finished frame.
Send the photo you already have. The set that used to take a season is back before your next planning call.
Model shots, ghosts, motion — the whole catalog, variants included. No product waits for next year's budget.
Three moves. One orbit.
Run the math on your catalog.
Every brand knows this math by feel. Few have run it. Slide your catalog in and watch what shooting everything actually costs on a film set — and how much of it stays in your budget with NOVA.
Crew, studio, casting, samples, retouch — at published market rates. This is why full catalogs never get shot.
NOVA engagements typically land at a fraction of the traditional line — the exact scope is priced on your call.
The savings are the headline; the equity is the compounding return. 100% of your catalog carrying one locked identity, one light, one world — imagery consistency your customers feel before they can name it.
Get your real numberESTIMATES FROM PUBLISHED 2025–26 MARKET RATES: ON-MODEL APPAREL $150–300/LOOK PLUS MODEL $500–2,000/DAY AND HMU $500–1,000; PHOTOGRAPHERS $500–3,000/DAY; STUDIO RENTAL $500–2,000/DAY; RETOUCH $10–30/IMAGE. YOUR EXACT NOVA SCOPE IS PRICED ON A CALL.
One source photo in. A complete PDP set out.
This is real client work, shown untouched. We gave the engine one existing product photo and a locked model. It came back with front, side, three-quarter, back and ghost — plus five editorial poses — inside 24 hours. No sample shipped. No studio booked.
Every angle. Every colorway.
No model. No mannequin. The garment holds its own shape and drape. One piece, two colorways, five views each — now multiply that by everything you sell. That multiplication used to be the problem. Now it's the point.
Source frame → static model → motion.
The face your customer just met in the stills starts to move. Same model, same light, same product — now in motion for your product pages and your ads. And you never booked a second shoot.
Proven moves, ready for your catalog.
Every card below is real engine output for a real client. Open one and see how the move works.
Cast a face once. Keep it forever.
Pick a face from our anchor pool — magazine-caliber, exclusive to your brand — or train your own. From that day it's locked: same face, same presence, on every product page, lifestyle set and campaign you run. Your model never ages out, never renegotiates, never double-books.
One trained identity · ten poses · same wardrobe, same studio — the vocabulary every generation draws from
The pores. The skin. The weave.
Shoppers don't reject AI imagery — they reject fake imagery. So every NOVA frame is built like a photograph: real skin, honest fabric, true camera grain. Then a QA agent checks each frame against your actual product — and a human checks the QA. Nothing fake gets through.
← Drag the slider — retouch-grade skin, kept human
Your team and ours, in one studio.
Your team works in the NOVA studio: live builder, batch production across every colorway, a kanban production board your brand team drives.
Clients pin comments directly on frames in their own portal. Every note is grouped per shot, tracked to resolution, and wired to the fix that answers it.
Every fix is attributed to the comment it resolves — you and your client compare the commented original against the revision in one view.
Approved finals land in a client-facing library — named, foldered by colorway, zip-ready for your e-commerce and performance teams.
Eight agents. Five humans.
The engine renders; the studio directs. Every frame that leaves this studio passed a human eye trained on luxury e-commerce — casting, styling, color, consistency. That eye is the product.
What brands ask before the call.
What is NOVA Protocol?
NOVA Protocol™ is a productized creative engine by AIREA Solutions that produces editorial-grade product photography with AI. Eight orchestrated agents render full PDP sets, ghost mannequins, colorway batches and motion; a human studio directs and reviews every frame before it ships.
Does AI product photography look fake?
Not when it is engineered like photography. Every NOVA frame carries real skin texture, honest fabric physics and camera-true grain and optics, and a consistency agent audits each image against your product truth. The standard is simple: indistinguishable from a real shoot.
How fast can NOVA produce a full product page set?
From one existing product photo, the engine returns a complete PDP set — front, side, three-quarter, back, ghost mannequin, plus editorial poses — in under 24 hours, with no sample shipped and no studio booked.
Which products does NOVA Protocol work for?
Fashion and apparel is the flagship vertical, and the same discipline covers footwear, jewelry and watches, beauty and skincare, eyewear and accessories — any product sold on a product detail page, from small e-commerce catalogs to enterprise ranges.
How does the brand stay consistent across thousands of images?
Every engagement opens by codifying the brand into a Brand Codex™ — customer, palette, casting, backdrops, pose vocabulary, lighting and a never-list. The Codex is locked with the founder and every generation is auditable back to one of its lines.
How do we start?
Book a 30-minute Google Meet through the contact form. Bring one product photo and we'll walk through exactly what the engine would do with it. No pricing pressure — engagements are scoped to your catalog on the call.
See your own product through the engine.
Tell us about your brand and catalog. We'll reply within one business day to set up a Google Meet — and if you bring one product photo to the call, we'll walk you through exactly what NOVA Protocol would do with it.