PET PORTRAITS FROM PHOTOS TIPS 

* Try to capture their personality by being patient and relaxing your subject going to their eye level.

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* Use the auto focus feature on your camera or phone to capture a few front facing close up photos (a few feet away) of your pet with lots of natural light or outdoors.

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* In our experience, a few  front facing  close-up  photos of your pets  full face  work best for portraits.

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* Features of the face and eyes need to be clear (no blurry photos please).

(1 MB or more please, most mobile phones & cameras today have this option).

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Taking pet portraits from photos with an iPhone, digital camera or any mobile phone:

 

1. Try not be flashy!  Most times, you may get more pleasing results without mobile phone flash. 

2. Make sure you take the picture in a room flooded with light or outdoors and keep the phone still.

3. When sending the photos, make sure you send in a "Large format" mode in high resolution.

4. Use still frames from iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus "Live Photos" to capture a less-blurry photo of your animals.