Taking Pictures To Do Your Makeup Justice
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Nov 7, 2012
Leanna S.
ok so lately ive been trying to take good photos of my makeup looks but it just wont do my makeup any justice! now sometimes it does after a little editing but it could be a hit or miss.Today i was a little annoyed because i did a holiday look to post on my blog. It was sooooooo pretty and vibrant! but when i was trying to take pictures of it i got irritated because it wasnt photographing correctly. any suggestions on this, apps etc. i heard of morebeaut2 but are their any others?
Nov 7, 2012
Shelbi V.
I have the same problem :(
Nov 8, 2012
Chloe D.
Me too! After I do my makeup and I'm totally obessed with what it looks like and I go to take a picture and it looks like crap!
Nov 8, 2012
Leanna S.
EXACTLY CHLOE!!!! it pisses me off because the look i did today was sooooooo cute,very marilyn monroe and when i took the pic it just didnt do any justice!
Nov 8, 2012
Leanna S.
I just uploaded two pics on my page ,Cranberry brown sugar and Holiday. They both are the same exact makeup look but different editing techniques, the cranberry brown sugar pic i had the flash on when i took the picture and the holiday pic i had to edit to show the colors more.but i dont know which one to choose to put on my blog to tell how i got the look.any opinions?
Nov 8, 2012
Rachael B.
I take all my photos near natural day light. It seems to bring out the best in my photos.
Nov 8, 2012
Leanna S.
Rachael you know what that is sooo true! ive noticed that when i take pics during the day the pics do come out so much better and very true to color and there is little editing that needs to be done.
Nov 8, 2012
Chrissy S.
It helps if the lighting is facing your face, not behind your head! This can alter and mess up the photo's purpose and beauty. :)
Nov 8, 2012
Carie J.
It can depend on your camera, or just the camera settings. Also the lighting, like everyone said, is a key factor. Try taking more photos during the day with natural light instead of fluorescent bulbs.