hey /p/ i need your help on this: im doing soon a photoshoot
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hey /p/ i need your help on this:
im doing soon a photoshoot with a pair of guys depicting a scene. kind of like a movie still. problem is, one of the guys is literally perfect for the part, except hes fucking tiny, a total manlet.
what kind of tricks can i use to make them both at least leveled? shot is supposed to show them sit on a table (profile), so you get to see about 70% of their whole bodies.. i dont think i can get away with it, any ideas?
>>2840544
Put the taller guy further away, and shoot from closer than usual, with a wider angle lens. Put the camera's perspective below them a bit.
Do some googling on Forced Perspective.
>>2840553
thing is, it should look like this. you need to see both of them profiles clearly.
>>2840553
>Do some googling on Forced Perspective.
okay, i would need some prop long table so the bigger guy sits further away. planned on using the 105mm in my pentax 67, for all that creamyness, but the DOF will fuck the trickery.
>>2840560
Set it up like this, and shoot from more or less table level. You and your camera are the arrow.
Be sure to not let them look directly at each other, or the viewer will know they're cheated.
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>>2840567
pretty cool, thank you, i think i can work something out.
