Hello!
Many of you from Twitter have commented on how Dogopolis’ photos looks nice and professional, and have asked me about the camera that I use etc. Most of the time I use a Digital SLR but I also take a lot of the photos with my iPhone camera. I would agree that a good camera enhances the quality of the image, but there are other things that you can do to get a great photo of your dog, even if you don’t have a fancy schmancy DSLR.
So here is a short tutorial for ya:
1. Get your dog used to the camera
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The first thing is to get your dog used to the camera. Most of you have probably snapped hundreds of pictures of your pup so this won’t be a problem but some dogs might not be as familiar with the camera, they might try to sniff it or get close to it because they’re curious about it. If this is the case, distract them by giving them toys to play with or take » Read more: How to get great photos of your dog – 6 easy steps!
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