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Jenna D.

Jan 5, 2014

Jenna D.

Hi, any make up artist out there or lovers of makeup. What cameras do you all use to photograph your work. Currently using my iphone but colour do not show up very well at all. Thanks in advance :)

Lexi K.

Jan 5, 2014

Lexi K.

I'm not a makeup artist, but I suggest going with the Nikon and canon dslrs, the canon t3i is a favorite, I personally like the Nikon d5100 because of the flip screen. if you want something more compact, Nikon has their 1 cameras, which are mirrorless and preform as well as a dslr. (Also have lenses) Also check out sony NEX cameras.

Jenna D.

Jan 5, 2014

Jenna D.

Aw thank you I'll have a look in to those options. :) x

Carolyn H.

Jan 6, 2014

Carolyn H.

If you have an iPhone I recommend taking your pictures with the HDR on no flash... it's hard because you can't use the self facing camera but if you've ever had a myspace your probably a Pro-Selfie taker.
also this is one of the best ways to get a crisp picture of your work on a phone.

as for HD pics, I love my Nikon D3200 it's simple to use and extremely clear.

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