Some to start with.

Model cars (mine)

1:18 AutoArt Ford GT






1:18 AutoArt BMW M3 CSL







More to come, so stay tuned!

This post has been edited by Jyi: Mar 4 2007, 11:52 AM

More!

Outdoor shots of model cars






Kuala Lumpur International Motor Show 2006









Next up: SuperStar Virgo (Singapore Cruise Hub-Penang-Phuket-Singapore Cruise Hub)

Enjoy.

SuperStar Virgo
Singapore Cruise Hub-Penang-Phuket-Singapore Cruise Hub











Next Up: 1:18 Minichamps Porsche Carrera GT

Enjoy.


This post has been edited by Jyi: Mar 4 2007, 05:57 PM

1:18 Minichamps Porsche Carrera GT












Enjoy.

Genting (2 trips)












There will also be a separate "Ferraris @ Genting" Post just after this.

Ferraris @ Genting (F430 Spider and F355 Spider)

Sorry but I don't have Cooper Pics. If I get to see one, I'll shoot some.

Of course I don't mind.

Here's what you need to get photos like these.

1. White paper (I didn't use canvas). Determine which size to get depending on what you're going to photograph. The one I used is about 1.5 ft X 2 ft. Get a few types of paper in different colours if you prefer. This helps contrast the background with the object.

2. Also one of the most important things you need. Lighting. Choose a place in your house that has many windows. Also, choose a time when the sun's hot and bright. About 1pm. If you can't find time during the afternoon, I'm afraid you'll have to use artificial lighting. Buy lighting umbrellas if you're going to use artificial lighting or the even cheaper lighting tent. However, I've never tried using these. I always use sunlight. Using warm-coloured spotlights or lights will ruin the photo. Also, always take time to look for the right spot to take pictures.

Here are pics.


Honestly, this is all I use.



Choose bright places for taking studio shots.

That's all.
If you need more information, don't hesitate to ask me. I might not be a professional photographer, but I always try my best to please. Oh and I'm 13. I'M NOT LYING.

Yes, for dark coloured cars, I use a combination of artificial and natural lighting. Shadows are natural. I actually left these pics alone, no editing. About how to set up the white paper, find a spot where you can make it "stand". I'll get a pic for you later anyway.

I might take the pic tomorrow. I'm tired and busy today. Please give me some time.