The best way to take amazing outfit photos is to have a lot of patience and be a very cool person.
In the beginning of the photo shoot, the photographer will most likely be chatting with you, just to get to know you. This is the time to let your photographer know if you are comfortable with the subject or not, or if you have any ideas or concerns about the photo shoot. The photographer will try to listen to your ideas and concerns, and then if they are agreeable, they will make adjustments to the photo shoot to ensure that you are comfortable.
When it comes to taking outfit photos, there are a few tips and tricks that will help you take better photos. First off, you want to find a location that you feel comfortable in. If you’re taking outfit photos for your blog, you can usually find a space at the end of your bed to take your photos. If you’re taking OOTD photos, you can usually find a space in a closet to take your photos.
There are a few easy techniques and tactics that may greatly boost the quality of each snap
1. Lighting Is Everything
The first thing that you should do when it comes to the lighting of your photo is to find the right light source. For example, if you’re going to be taking outfit photos on a cloudy day, you will want to find a window with light streaming through it. You can use a single light source to take your photos, or you can use multiple light sources to bring out the shadows and highlights in your photos. If you have a window with light streaming through it, you can use that as your main light source for your photo.
2. Use Props
Props are another great way to bring out more shadows and highlights in your photo. For example, if you’re taking OOTD photos, you can use an orange tablecloth as your main light source. You can place some items on the table, such as a vase, lamp, or your phone, to create more shadows and highlights in your photo. In the photo below, the tablecloth is the main light source, and the lamp is the prop that is bringing out the shadows and highlights in the photo.
3. Find A Pose That Makes you Comfortable
In order to take the best outfit photos, you should find a pose that makes you comfortable. You want to find a pose that showcases your body in a flattering light and puts together the colors of your outfit.
4. Change Up Your Background
The background is a great tool to bring out the shadows and highlights in your photo. In the photo below, the background is the main light source in the photo, and the vase is the prop that is bringing out the shadows and highlights in the photo.
5. You Don’t Need To Own A DSLR Camera
Most people assume that you need to own a DSLR camera in order to take great outfit photos. This is not true. You can use your smartphone to take great outfit photos. Even though they may not be as good as the photos you would take with a DSLR camera, the pictures you can take with your smartphone are much more affordable, and you can always get a better quality camera and a better camera lens.
6. Full Body Photos
When you’re taking full body photos, you can use a single light source, or you can use multiple light sources. If you’re going to be taking full body photos with your phone, you can use your phone’s flash as your main light source. You can also use multiple light sources and bring out the shadows and highlights in your photos. In the photo below, the tablecloth is the main light source, and the vase is the prop that is bringing out the shadows and highlights in the photo.
7. Walking Photos
When taking walking photos, you can use your phone’s flash as your main light source. You can use multiple light sources and bring out the shadows and highlights in your photos. In the photo below, the tablecloth is the main light source, and the vase is the prop that is bringing out the shadows and highlights in the photo.
8. Sitting Pretty
The sitting pretty is the most difficult pose to take a good outfit photo. In order to take good sitting pretty photos, you should avoid having your face in the direct light source. You should also make sure that the light falling on your face is soft. The light falling on your face should also be soft and flattering.
9. Shoefie
Shoefie is a great trick to take great outfit photos. When you’re taking a shoefie photo, you should be facing a mirror. This is because you’ll want to make sure that your shoes are evenly lit.
Conclusion
I hope this guide has taught you some new tips and tricks on how to take better outfit photos. The most important thing to remember when taking great outfit photos is to put your best self forward. If you’re not feeling comfortable in your outfit, don’t be afraid to take some outfit photos in your pajamas. You’ll still be able to show off your outfits and turn heads.