Just a few tips regarding texture pictures that you capture by camera:
- Make it as flat in lighting as possible, and try to avoid shadowing/highlights, as this often makes a bad result. Outfit shadowing put on a flat-shaded texture usually makes a better result.
- Make the picture as sharp as possible, and try to avoid blurring.
- If it's see-through or blondes, try to use a contrasting color underneath (such as white on black, light colors on dark colors, or opposite).
- Flatten the cloth so it is as smooth as you can make it. The less overlapping and wrinkling of the cloth, the easier it is to make it into a useable texture.
- If you manage to capture at least a whole square of a repeating pattern (the more you capture, the better it is), it's much easier to make the pattern tileable. If some of the pattern is missing, you'll get ugly seams in the texture.
The last picture would be perfect if it did not have the shadows. It's white, though, so it is possible to correct it. Other patterns would be harder to correct. Just keep it in mind for future requests
