Furrever Family
Photo Guide
Alright alright, whilst we do think we have the best designers and fabricators in the business, the quality of the end result really is determined by the photo we are provided.
Although you do not need an expensive camera or photography degree, there are a few basic fundamentals to follow when snapping your pet to ensure the best possible outcome.
Here are a few guidelines to follow:
Let's just say polaroids won't cut it. However, you do not need a professional camera to get a good quality photo. Photos taken on many of today's smart phones will work a treat.
Front on images of your pet sitting or standing, taken at eye-level make the best portraits.
Outside in daylight or a bright room. Avoid shadows were possible. Lighting can make or break your end product. The better the lighting the better replica detailing of your pet.
Make sure to get all of your pet in the frame. For example - If ears or legs are cropped, we are unable to re-create them.
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Poor lighting
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Blurry
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Laying down
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Good lighting
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No shadows
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Eye-level
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Too close
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Shadows
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Not in frame