Have you ever wondered why the same pair of sneakers can look completely different in photos?
- A Closer Look at Suede and Leather
(Travis Scott Jordan 1 Low Mocha)
When it comes to photographing sneakers, lighting and background play a major role. Even with high-quality materials like mocha suede or premium leather, small changes in the light — cool vs. warm, indoor vs. natural — can result in noticeable color shifts.
(Jordan 4 Retro Off-White Sail)
This is especially true when comparing batch to retail. A shoe may appear more faded, saturated, or glossy depending on the brightness, background, and device used.
(Air Force 1 Low)
(Air Force 1 High)
Even under identical backdrops, subtle changes in shadow can create a different visual tone, especially on textured materials like nubuck or suede.
(Nike SB Dunk Low City of Love Burgundy Crush)
