Toy Pictures - Timemuffin toy whoring poasts., Best toy bullshots in LYN since 2013!
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 Jul 20 2013, 11:29 PM
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I somehow find the cloth in your high key shots spoil the picture. Try to make it look seamless with out any crumples or crop out the bottom.
You can also try to "duplicate" the lights by using light painting method. Move your light source around the subject. I've use this method for my diecast collection, can achieve good results. |
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Jul 22 2013, 10:47 PM
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QUOTE(Timemuffin @ Jul 22 2013, 09:34 AM) The crumples is me just being lazy TBH even I go to ikea to find for lights for shooting  Actually I am more curious on where to get good 'lights'? I am currently using el cheapo Ikea Kvart, they don't sell the standing variant anymore which can fit 15v bulbs. For 1/6 stuff it is sufficeint, but for 1/4 I have to 'paint' the light to make it look 'aritistic' so the insuffiecient lighting isn't that apparent.   You can try the LERSTA floor lamp. http://www.ikea.com/my/en/catalog/products...ng%2Ffloor+lamp I've seen people using this lamp to shoot products. But you will need to buy the bulb at hardware/lighting shops. At least ones with daylight bulbs (if not mistaken some ard 5500k - 6000k temp). Usually these bulbs have very high wattage. Ikea does not have this type of bulbs. or otherwise, get any lamps that you can mount daylight bulbs. |
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