(210 votes, average: 3.86 out of 5)
“F8 is a photography service based in Minnesota. ‘F8′ is often thought of as the sweet spot for an effective aperture, or lens speed, for photography. We designed the F and the 8 to read simultaneously”
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- Martin: I like the period feel of much of the marketi...
- Freedom Studios: This is a nice simple logo that is well built...
- boxerdude: I feel like I've seen this logo countless tim...
- pablo: This logo is half-assed. Not amused....
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Not bad, but haven’t we seen the 8-turning-into-two-characters thing somewhere else recently? On LogoLounge maybe, I forget…
Actually, on here Ei8th, where the 8 looks like a g.
I can’t tell you exactly why, but I don’t like this one. It doesn’t speak to me at all.
Would an octogon not be more relivant?
I like it a lot. Colours work well and I can partially agree with Bishop’s ink about the octogon, although, why I wouldn’t have it is it might be too fussy and you end up with a little too much going on inside a small space.
Overall, I like the concept, but the average person would just read it as “8.” As designers, we can instantly see both the F and the *, but I’m guessing that the average customer might not.
Clever concept, but not a huge fan of the colors chosen.
like the concept.
This is good.
i don’t get it y it’s in a hexagon?? it’s there a particular reason for that? cuz it’s got no link with F8 or camera, shutter or photography or watever.