tqualizerman

That's the kind of opinion I should be paying for T-Bot. Never even thought about the looseness, so thank you for that.

You know, generally we rely on flash video and animated GIFs to relay the message of our product -- but for these photos we were looking for the best way to communicate the product's function in situations (like brochures) where we could only use still photography.

T-Bot, we are about to do some product display stands for retail shops where we intend on using these photos (but we may reshoot now thanks to your advice) and we're going to have three similar photos (different poses) side by side where the equalizer panel is shown at different stages of illumination. What do you think?

Quote: Originally Posted by T-BOT I'll be honest. It doesn't cut it with me. the shirt is a little loose and because the concept is music driven, the photo should have a sense of movement. Not a stand still freeze frame. I find the message is lost. just an opinion here.

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