HOW IT WORKS
COMBINATION
ABOUT SIZE
We’ve put together a few size combination you require to get the best portrait combination possible…
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If you have any other questions, you can always email us at mycrownpet@ownercs.com

IMAGE SPECIFICATIONS
• Photo’s at your pets eye level work best.
• Needs to include their head in full i.e. no ears cropped off etc.
• Photos without filters are preferred.
• You do not need a professional picture. Phone pictures work great too.
LIGHT
Lighting key points
Taking the picture outside will not work. But if you are... make sure the sun is behind you (the camera person). It will not work if the sun is behind the dog or at high noon.
If you are taking the picture in the house. The sun or light still needs to be behind you or shut the shades/drapes. Turn on all the lights in the room you are taking the picture in. If it still too dim use your flash.
BAD EXAMPLES


GOOD EXAMPLES
The eyes looking straight ahead. The dog is not looking up or down at you.
The nose level points down not up.
You can see a shadow under the chin.
There are no shadows on the left or right side of the face. One side of the face is darker than the other.
The eyes looking straight ahead. The dog is not looking up or down at you.
The nose level points down not up.
You can see a shadow under the chin.
There are no shadows on the left or right side of the face. One side of the face is darker than the other.
POSITION
If you are standing and taking a picture of your fur baby on the floor and they are looking up at this will not work.
- Images need to be front facing. (Not you looking down at your pet and your pet looking up.)
- An easy way is to have your pet sit on the couch or bed.
- Give your dog a treat to sit still. Cats wait until they are a sleep and then wake them up to get the picture.
- We want to focus on the face.
- Don't get too close or the nose will look to big.
If you have any other questions, you can always email us at mycrownpet@ownercs.com