You've exchanged countless poses, you already have 100 of the same photos on your phone, but the right one is nowhere in sight. Don't worry, you're not the only one struggling with an unruly camera. And, if it's your comfort, it's not just the pose that matters, but also the color of the clothes you're wearing. The camera loves certain colors and simply despises others.
I know it does you can learn, how to take a good photo - it's not all about how you position your body, it plays an important role also the color of the clothes. Lee Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute and author of the book The Complete Color Harmony, said Fr the effect of colors on photography.
![Colors the camera likes.](https://e7852c3a.rocketcdn.me/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/shutterstock_753516418-660x440.jpg)
According to her, they should be darker colors are most suitable during photography – it is best to wear dark colors from the red and blue-green color family.
Red, turquoise, blue, purple, dark green – all these colors are good, and they will also look good in front of the lens grey and earth colors, such as brown, bright pink, coral.
![Colors the camera doesn't like.](https://e7852c3a.rocketcdn.me/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/shutterstock_651191044-660x440.jpg)
Patterns and pale pastel colors they are not supposed to be the most desirable, as they often create the effect that the clothes are 'washed'. It is also, according to her, a black and white combination bad because of too much contrast.