Tips and tricks
April 5, 2018
Preparing For Your Wedding With The Perfect Custom Cards
Maybe you’re just getting started or perhaps the big day is just around the corner. No matter where you are in the wedding planning process, Winkflash offers a wide range of customized photo cards that can be designed using your own digital images and personalized text. Choose from a variety of elegant templates and create […]
August 2, 2017
Five iPhone Photo Tips
1. Often times when we take a picture of someone, we place them right in the middle of the screen; however having them off center is actually more naturally pleasing to the eye. The iPhone has a feature that makes it easy for you to line up your photos using the “rule of thirds”. The […]
June 14, 2017
Don’t forget these 5 Photo Tips for Father’s Day!
Tip #1: Find an activity to do Sometimes staged photos can get old and all start to look the same. Try having your subjects ride their bikes or participate in an activity while you photograph them so you can get some great candid shots. By doing this, you are sure to catch them with […]
July 8, 2015
Working with Digital Files: What Does Winkflash Accept?
For making a product, Winkflash accepts the file formatsJPG, JPEG, PNG & TIFF PNG Images with Transparent Backgrounds may cause issues when building creative products. JPG or JPEG images are recommended for best results. We work with digital files—meaning that your photos must be created by a digital camera or smart phone, or that your analog […]
May 18, 2015
Family Group Photos: 5 Things to Watch
We’re coming up on the season of family photographs: family reunions, high school and college graduations, summer visits with the relatives. Now that you’ve got a new DSLR, or smartphone with an even better camera, there’s no reason that you shouldn’t be taking your best ever family group photographs. Right? Great gear gives you a […]
March 26, 2015
Macro Photography with Flowers
Macro photography can be done on cell phones, point and shoots and DSLRs. The easiest way to set your camera for this close-up shot is to select the the Macro setting (generally the flower icon). Macro photography truly dials down the depth of field, meaning you get an extremely narrow section of your photo in […]
March 24, 2015
Camera Basics to get you Started
Whether you’re using a point and shoot, a smartphone or a DSLR, we’ve got some basic camera setting explanations to help get you started with making fabulous photos that deserve to hang on a wall: – ISO: (go as low as possible–200 is low, 400 is higher, etc.). If shooting indoors, or in a darker location, […]