Wed Altered Issue 2 - June 2018
The Business of Bridal Done Differently - building up and connecting the independent business owners of the bridal fashion world!
The Business of Bridal Done Differently - building up and connecting the independent business owners of the bridal fashion world!
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it's not just the camera...<br />
Smartphone Photography 101<br />
Professional photographers are a key asset to any business that sells material<br />
goods. However, the importance of constant and quality social media presence<br />
means that a significant portion of your content will be created in-house.<br />
Here are some tips from a former pro to make the best of what you've got!<br />
Tip #1 : Get A Device With A Well-Performing Camera.<br />
- Not all smartphone cameras are built alike, and megapixels matter less than lens<br />
quality and processing power<br />
- Top performers include Apple iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, and Google Pixel. If you<br />
can't afford the latest model, don't be afraid to buy an earlier one.<br />
- Many high-end phones from 2016 still out-perform budget phones of <strong>2018</strong>, and at<br />
a similar price point<br />
.<br />
by Deci Belfry<br />
BLU R1 HD, 2017<br />
$100 on Amazon<br />
✗<br />
100% zoom<br />
Details unclear<br />
and discolored<br />
Google Pixel, 2016<br />
$195 used on eBay<br />
✓100% zoom<br />
True to color<br />
Most details intact<br />
These two photos were scaled to the<br />
same size, not cropped.<br />
The R1 HD had to be held much farther back than the Pixel<br />
to get the same shot. A wider angle helps get more<br />
information in the photo - especially important in small<br />
shops<br />
This is the difference between a quality flagship phone and a<br />
budget phone.<br />
* These were the two devices the author had on hand.<br />
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