Photography and lenticular prints go very well together. With these two together you can create the nicest and most beautiful effects. This way you can display your photos beautifully, use them as wall decorations or show them to friends/family!

To get the most out of it you have a few best practices .

In this blog we tell you exactly how you can take perfect photos for lenticular prints.

Detail and quality

Lenticular technique works best with high-resolution photos. That said, photos taken with most smartphones already work well!

The detail in the photo is more important. Photos with lots of small details, such as trees or grass in the background, work perfectly.

Nine times out of ten, these details are already automatically in your photos. For example, if you take photos outside a studio, that is not a problem. The world is full of details and you will most likely find these details in your photos.

Plain backgrounds

Do you want to make a lenticular print with a plain background without details? This is certainly still possible!
With mainly white but also other colored solid backgrounds ( even though the colored ones are more forgiving ) you can see the photos a bit mixed up. If you still want to use a plain background, there is one important thing: make sure that the subjects of the photos are approximately in the same place in both photos. So if you superimpose the photos, the subjects are approximately in the same place.

This ensures that the lenticular effect takes place where there are details. See the example below. 

Although you have to take this into account with plain backgrounds, lenticular prints with these backgrounds still give very cool effects!