Read labels with manufacturer's description
In Apple's technical table, optical zoom, optical quality zoom and digital zoom are described in separate terms. Therefore, do not assume that all stages work the same way just by looking at the magnification number. Check which lens and which shooting mode are used on your particular phone. Take the example of the small letters on a product label and compare the different levels in the same light; Evaluate the results later by enlarging them.
Getting closer isn't always zooming.
If the shooting area is suitable, you can re-frame by changing the distance between the phone and the product. Getting too close can cause focusing problems, and staying too far can cause unnecessary cropping. Steady the phone, hold the front of the product parallel to the camera, and try the reflective packaging from a few different angles. A small change of light or angle can produce a more natural result than heavy editing later.
Determine the delivery size at the beginning
Will the photo appear only on a small business card or will it be printed on a large banner? As the need changes, the expectation of detail also changes. When making an appointment for a professional shoot, explain the number of products, the smallest text that needs to be read and the area of use. Ask if file format, color editing, background cleaning, and additional retouching are included at the end of the shoot; Don't decide on the promise of high megapixels alone.
Briefly keep in mind
- Take note of your needs and budget before discussing it.
- Ask the business about the scope of operation, total time and preparation conditions.
- Check your appointment time and change conditions one last time.
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