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I started a studyblr not too long ago to motivate myself during quarantine and was wondering how on earth everyone takes such nice pictures of their notes! No matter how hard I try the lighting is always mediocre and it just doesnt look great, like how?????
Hi! Thanks for the ask!
I totally get what you mean about the lighting and taking nice pictures- when I first started my studyblr I had no clue how to replicate the clean bright look of the typical study pictures. I’ve tried to think of some tips for you:
Firstly, try not to worry too much about the look of the photos because I, and the vast majority, of studyblrs will reblog whatever you post regardless of the quality of the picture
NATURAL LIGHT!!!! Like I cannot stress this enough. It makes the biggest difference to any photo that I take. I used to take all my pictures in the evenings when it was dark cause that’s when I got home but I now try to take them in the middle of the day with as much light as possible
Try lots of different angles and set ups. For each set of notes I usually take pictures from at least 4 different angles so play around with it so you can find out what you like
Use apps to edit the photos! I personally use VSCO cause it’s got everything I look for but another popular one is snapseed. I usually always increase the exposure, contrast and clarity. I sometimes also alter the saturation and colour tone of the picture. The important thing is not really to use a specific filter, rather edit each photo individually because every photo will need to be edited in slightly different ways
Here are some posts by other studyblrs that are really useful:
How I take and Edit my Instagram Photos - @emmastudies
Picture Taking Tips - @studypetals
How I Edit my Studyblr Photos - @the-girlygeek
I hope this was helpful! If you have any other questions please feel free to message me or send me asks any time!
Also what is your studyblr because I would love to check it out! 💕
download it as a png or as a pdf on my google drive!
available in monochrome, red, and green. just ask for more colors or adjustments!
let me know how it goes. tag me in your post with an @ or using the tag studywithvictory!
credit to @phoebe-does for the quote in the example! <3
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September 21 2017
Some of the MUJI notebooks I painted this summer; it’s bittersweet that I have to go back to UCLA soon and can’t paint any more until winter break :c