Snap a photo

to make poster worthy pics

4 tips

It's all about the Light

Ditch the Flash

Edit like a Pro

Pay Attention to Composition

Avoid harsh shadows when taking outdoor portraits in the middle of the day. Instead, aim for taking the photo in the morning or later in the evening.

Using the flash in low light situations can overexpose your image causing details to be lost and image to be discolored. Try turning off the flash and then use a photo editing tool to brighten it up!

Download a free phone app, like Snapseed to help you edit your photos in minutes right on your phone.

Snapseed

Composition is simply your decision where to focus and what to include in your photo. Group, candid, activity, or action shots are all great options!

What

composition

shares your message?

Smartphone camera technology has improved significantly over the past few years which has made capturing quality images for posters much easier! Images from modern smartphones work great for small poster sizes, such as 11" x 17" or 8.5" x 11". Anything larger, it is recommended to use a digital camera. If you don't have access to a digital camera, no problem! The good news is the majority of online poster printing services accept smartphone images and use their professional software to do the tweaking for you so you can print at a larger size, such as 18" x 24".

What kind of camera do I need?