[Darakusan] A Photo A Figurine
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dingzyangz
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I am here to support you! Keep it coming.
Wonderful colours.
Wonderful colours.
I am here to support you! Keep it coming.
Wonderful colours.
haha thank you thank you! you can support also by baking me some pizza :bsmilie:
maameemoomoo
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Nice!
Love your photos' colour :thumbsup:
May i ask how u do up your background? Almost like shooting in the studio. Coloured paper? Of course, in your case, it'd be black.
Place the paper near the wall and a table perhaps, fold half? :think:
Please correct me if i'm wrong
Love your photos' colour :thumbsup:
May i ask how u do up your background? Almost like shooting in the studio. Coloured paper? Of course, in your case, it'd be black.
Place the paper near the wall and a table perhaps, fold half? :think:
Please correct me if i'm wrong
Nice!
Love your photos' colour :thumbsup:
May i ask how u do up your background? Almost like shooting in the studio. Coloured paper? Of course, in your case, it'd be black.
Place the paper near the wall and a table perhaps, fold half? :think:
Please correct me if i'm wrong
THanks! My setup keeps changing for the first 2, the setup was really cheapo. The figurines are on a low table and the backing is the back of a chair :sweat: that explains the "dot dot"
No flash but use long exposure instead.
Then the Kenshin series, i use 2 A3 black paper, with the table against the wall. So 1 piece as the base and 1 as the background. This time round i just use bounce flash off the ceiling.
Now i use DIY Light tent to take photo of my figurines, will post when i reach the more recent photos of the figurines
Hope i answered your queries
maameemoomoo
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U sure did. Thanks! 
jasonlcs
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Love the shots.
Maybe I shoot some of my toys too.
Just a suggestion. It is typical for product photography to use a continuous
background to show seamless transition from ground level to the back. Get
a longer paper and let curl at the edge.
Your edge on the background appeared to be slanted. This may be
considered as a distraction to some. :think:
Looking forward to the DIY light box shots.
Maybe I shoot some of my toys too.
Just a suggestion. It is typical for product photography to use a continuous
background to show seamless transition from ground level to the back. Get
a longer paper and let curl at the edge.
Your edge on the background appeared to be slanted. This may be
considered as a distraction to some. :think:
Looking forward to the DIY light box shots.
You should shoot your toys too
Haha yeah, those were my older setups using what i can find from my house. Looking forward to your toy shots too
Thanks!
Yeah, upcoming figurines will observe the rule of third
All these shots were taken when i first got my DSLR, so i am learning and trying to improve as i take more pictures XD.Should have posted all the pics earlier so i can learn all the tips from you guys
maameemoomoo
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The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya Nendoroid By Good Smile Company | Haruhi Suzumiya
Aiyoh.. so adorable!!
Rules of third works for this :thumbsup:[in my humble noob opinion lah
]Aiyoh.. so adorable!!
Rules of third works for this :thumbsup:[in my humble noob opinion lah
Haha yes the Nendoroid series from Good Smile Company is extremely cute and the quality is topclass as well as expensive:sweat:
Glad that the rules of third applied here works
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