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Public Answers: What Is The Best Compliment You Could Give A Photographer?

Our public question this time was: What is the best compliment you could give a photographer?

The answers were brilliant as usual. Here are some of them below. 

Maja Hansen: You captured something that I didn’t know existed within me.

Paul Tirado: Your rates are toooo low. Can I pay double?

Yolandie Jonk: When clients book you over and over again.

Marina Uraltseva: “Truthfully” I think.

Richard Flaskegaard: Did YOU take these pictures?

Cody Hanu: To be hired. 

Matthew Shuck: I believe it is something along the lines of “here, take my money” 

Andrew Griswold: “Wow, that’s a beautiful photo. You must have a really nice camera!” Oh wait…best complement?

Kevin Woolgar: I want to give you money.

CAllie Elizabeth Riesling: And I also agree about scheduling the wedding according to my schedule. I love that too!

Nino Batista: I could tell it was your shot immediately, just from the thumbnail.

Serjio Lobourenco: To have the print of his work hanging on your wall.

Justin Duplantis: When they use your photo as their Facebook profile.

Don Poling: A check.

Christine Deaton Moody: I cried when I looked over the photos, I can’t stop looking at them. We want them all!

Deahna Brockman: For the first time in my life I feel pretty.

Emil Ang: Nice butt.

To see the rest of them, check out the full topic here:https://www.facebook.com/SolsticeRetouch/posts/10101048590847706

Re-imagining The Camera Jared Mankelow of Conran Design believes the camera needs to be re-imagined. He states, 

What we really have to ask ourselves is, what is the screen for? What is its purpose? And for us, it’s just another element that chewed through a lot of power. Everybody’s got a smartphone, tablet or PC nowadays, and they are built with very, very high definition screens.
[There are] two things happening here – one is with the surprise or delight of not actually viewing the subject matter you’re taking photos of, and the other is transferring via Bluetooth to your smartphone, to your tablet, and viewing photos that way.

Here’s a video that shows the camera as well as his explanation. 
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Re-imagining The Camera Jared Mankelow of Conran Design believes the camera needs to be re-imagined. He states, 

What we really have to ask ourselves is, what is the screen for? What is its purpose? And for us, it’s just another element that chewed through a lot of power. Everybody’s got a smartphone, tablet or PC nowadays, and they are built with very, very high definition screens.
[There are] two things happening here – one is with the surprise or delight of not actually viewing the subject matter you’re taking photos of, and the other is transferring via Bluetooth to your smartphone, to your tablet, and viewing photos that way.

Here’s a video that shows the camera as well as his explanation. 
ZoomInfo

Re-imagining The Camera 

Jared Mankelow of Conran Design believes the camera needs to be re-imagined. He states, 

What we really have to ask ourselves is, what is the screen for? What is its purpose? And for us, it’s just another element that chewed through a lot of power. Everybody’s got a smartphone, tablet or PC nowadays, and they are built with very, very high definition screens.

[There are] two things happening here – one is with the surprise or delight of not actually viewing the subject matter you’re taking photos of, and the other is transferring via Bluetooth to your smartphone, to your tablet, and viewing photos that way.

Here’s a video that shows the camera as well as his explanation.