How to take after pictures

"This video shows how to take pictures after the microblading, powder brows, hairstrokes or other brow pigmentation procedure. "

• 1. Preparation and First Angle

  Consistency in Angles

  Use the same angles as you did for the before pictures. This ensures a direct comparison to highlight the transformation.
  
  

  Camera Positioning

  Keep the camera about 30 cm away from the client's face to maintain a consistent framing.
  
  

  Camera Tilt

  Slightly tilt the top of the camera (or phone) downwards to achieve the same angle as the before pictures.
  
  

  Client's Pose 

  Unlike the before pictures where the client's eyes are closed, instruct the client to keep their eyes open for the after pictures. This showcases the impact of the eyebrow treatment or styling.
  
  

  Zooming and Framing

  Zoom Level: Zoom in 1.5 times to capture a clearer view of the eyebrows, which is especially effective on devices like iPhones.
  
  

  Focus and Framing

  Center one eyebrow in the frame, focusing on the one that showcases the transformation most effectively. The other eyebrow should remain partially in view.
  
  

  Quantity of Photos

  Take a large number of photos to ensure you have the best selection for showcasing the before and after transformation.
  
  

• 2. Second Angle

  Overhead Shots

  Stand behind the client and capture photos from an overhead perspective, showing both eyebrows in one frame.
  
  

  Individual Brow Shots

  From the same overhead angle, take separate shots of each eyebrow to detail individual transformations.
  
  

• 3. Front Angle

  Frontal Shots

  Position yourself in front of the client to capture frontal pictures of the brows, rounding off the comprehensive view of the transformation.
  
  By following these steps, you ensure a coherent and compelling visual narrative of the eyebrow transformation, from before to after, utilizing consistent angles, framing, and poses to highlight the effectiveness of your eyebrow styling or treatment services.

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