Silhouette Pointers and Photo Tips
Want to know how to get the most out of your silhouette? Read on and feel confident proceeding with your order!
Photo Checklist
A great silhouette starts with a great photo. Look over the Photo Checklist before you take a photo (or two)
to make sure yours is the best it can be.
Tips for When Kids Won't Cooperate...
Getting a great photo of kids sometimes requires different strategies. Try these tips, keeping in mind the Photo Checklist above. If it becomes a battle, STOP and try again later :)
- Tell them to be as “still as a statue”.
- Turn on your phone's "Live Photo" feature so you can choose the best frame out of the set.
- Have someone measure their height while you stand to the side and take a picture of how tall they’ve gotten!
- Take a profile picture of everyone in the family, even favorite stuffed animals! Hopefully they’ll want theirs taken too.
- Take a pic while they’re watching TV (just be mindful their mouth isn't gaping open and their head isn't tilted back).
- For sweet babies, snap a pic while they’re asleep on their side or have someone dangle a fun toy in front of their face while you snap a pic from the side. You can lay very young babies on the floor on their backs and take a picture from the side.
- Tell them to be as “still as a statue”.
- Turn on your phone's "Live Photo" feature so you can choose the best frame out of the set.
- Have someone measure their height while you stand to the side and take a picture of how tall they’ve gotten!
- Take a profile picture of everyone in the family, even favorite stuffed animals! Hopefully they’ll want theirs taken too.
- Take a pic while they’re watching TV (just be mindful their mouth isn't gaping open and their head isn't tilted back).
- For sweet babies, snap a pic while they’re asleep on their side or have someone dangle a fun toy in front of their face while you snap a pic from the side. You can lay very young babies on the floor on their backs and take a picture from the side.
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