New Logo
Mar 26, 2017 20:46:36 #
I have not given the ok for the logo yet, hence the watermark from the company. It will go away once i finalize it. They are also going to give me a transparent logo.
Cdouthitt wrote:
Not a huge fan of the "waterseal" over t... (show quote)
Mar 26, 2017 21:26:54 #
toptrainer wrote:
Yes he did, thank you for clearing that up.
You are right, I wasn't clear, but publishing your phone number isn't always good, I'm glad that you have removed it from your UHH sig. On a business card it is just fine, but I think you understand.
If your business is drone centric, then I think your logos are going in a good direction, but you might want to have a different logo (camera but no drone) if you also do non drone related stuff.
It is a sensitive issue for a number of reasons, not least the air misses and intrusion on privacy concerns...
Mar 26, 2017 21:31:40 #
I hear you, I have requested the camera be larger and the drone be smaller it the upper right corner. I use the drone for weddings, parties, realtors, etc....Brings in allot of money.
Peterff wrote:
You are right, I wasn't clear, but publishing your... (show quote)
Mar 26, 2017 22:39:35 #
toptrainer wrote:
I have not given the ok for the logo yet, hence the watermark from the company. It will go away once i finalize it. They are also going to give me a transparent logo.
Ah gotcha...
Mar 27, 2017 06:46:41 #
billnikon
Loc: Pennsylvania/Ohio/Florida/Maui/Oregon/Vermont
toptrainer wrote:
I had a pro create a logo for me, which one do you like, and why? and would you change anything in it.
Do you shoot primarily form a drone, then the second one, if your a general photographer, the first one. You could also just flip a coin. And why would you ever come here for such a PERSONAL decision. And if you have to ask us about your professional decisions then maybe your not ready.
Mar 27, 2017 06:49:58 #
toptrainer wrote:
I had a pro create a logo for me, which one do you like, and why? and would you change anything in it.
I am voting for the top image
Mar 27, 2017 07:00:54 #
Your logo needs to communicate what you do so in your case the drone is a necessary component. But, IMHO, your color choice implies secrecy. I'd brighten it up a bit.
Mar 27, 2017 07:17:33 #
Well.....I thought this was a site to come to for other photographers to get together and share photos and ask others opinion? And what are you applying about that I am not ready for?
billnikon wrote:
Do you shoot primarily form a drone, then the second one, if your a general photographer, the first one. You could also just flip a coin. And why would you ever come here for such a PERSONAL decision. And if you have to ask us about your professional decisions then maybe your not ready.
Mar 27, 2017 07:17:44 #
The first logo doesn't reflect the nature of your business; it implies general photography. The components in the second logo are better, however the drone/camera graphic overpowers the business name. I'd make the graphic smaller, so that the eye is drawn to "CAPTURED MOMENTS". Don't make the camera bigger; the proportion under the drone is realistic.
The designer should give you the logo in both black and white and both should be on transparent backgrounds.
To those who commented about the registered "R", that's part of the designer's logo which is on a layer beneath the client logo. The designer will remove it once he/she has been paid.
Is the designer a graphic artist? The drone and camera seem to be clip art. That's OK as long as you're paying for the layout and not paying for original art.
(I owned a sign company and designed many logos before retiring.)
The designer should give you the logo in both black and white and both should be on transparent backgrounds.
To those who commented about the registered "R", that's part of the designer's logo which is on a layer beneath the client logo. The designer will remove it once he/she has been paid.
Is the designer a graphic artist? The drone and camera seem to be clip art. That's OK as long as you're paying for the layout and not paying for original art.
(I owned a sign company and designed many logos before retiring.)
Mar 27, 2017 07:17:57 #
The first logo doesn't reflect the nature of your business; it implies general photography. The components in the second logo are better, however the drone/camera graphic overpowers the business name. I'd make the graphic smaller, so that the eye is drawn to "CAPTURED MOMENTS". Don't make the camera bigger; the proportion under the drone is realistic.
The designer should give you the logo in both black and white and both should be on transparent backgrounds.
To those who commented about the registered "R", that's part of the designer's logo which is on a layer beneath the client logo. The designer will remove it once he/she has been paid.
Is the designer a graphic artist? The drone and camera seem to be clip art. That's OK as long as you're paying for the layout and not paying for original art.
(I owned a sign company and designed many logos before retiring.)
The designer should give you the logo in both black and white and both should be on transparent backgrounds.
To those who commented about the registered "R", that's part of the designer's logo which is on a layer beneath the client logo. The designer will remove it once he/she has been paid.
Is the designer a graphic artist? The drone and camera seem to be clip art. That's OK as long as you're paying for the layout and not paying for original art.
(I owned a sign company and designed many logos before retiring.)
Mar 27, 2017 07:18:12 #
Mar 27, 2017 07:23:43 #
I do mainly photography work but I do offer my drone services. I wanted them to make the camera bigger and take the drone and make it smaller and just put it in the upper right-hand side of the camera, to let people know that I do offer drone photography. The person that I have doing the logo for me is from FIVERR. They claim to be professionals I hope that is true.
NJLen wrote:
The first logo doesn't reflect the nature of your ... (show quote)
Mar 27, 2017 07:28:46 #
Julian wrote:
The first version implies that the name of the company is "Captured" rather than "Captured Moments". The second version, ditch the drone.
That's the first thing I noticed. Unless I was changing the name of the company to "Captured" that logo makes no sense.
The second one isn't bad if you only do drone photography. Otherwise it might not catch the eye of folks looking for a normal, feet on the ground, view of their event."
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Mar 27, 2017 07:34:02 #
toptrainer wrote:
Well.....I thought this was a site to come to for other photographers to get together and share photos and ask others opinion?
It is for most of us. It is a form of market research some don't understand.
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Mar 27, 2017 07:34:28 #
toptrainer wrote:
I had a pro create a logo for me, which one do you like, and why? and would you change anything in it.
Top one, with contact info - email.
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