This look is mainly created with lighting that emphasizes shape and texture so your eyes read strong depth cues.

The key is directional light placed at an angle, so it creates visible shadows and highlights across the subject. Those shadows make the object appear more three-dimensional and separate it from the background. If the light is too soft or too diffuse, the shadows weaken and the "pop-out" effect is reduced.

So it’s usually not a special camera trick as much as careful lighting design: angled light, enough contrast, and shadow detail that enhances texture and form. In product photography, side-lighting or slightly raking light is often used for this reason.