anybody interested in toy photography? need few tips here
>>2850319
>need few tips here
here is one: kys asap.
>>2850319
Main tips for toy photography:
Pick your setting well. A plain background, or something that puts the figure in something that might be its environment, rather than an ugly shelf or window sill. Make sure there's nothing in your scene (including your background) that will be detracting from your intent.
Light well.
Once you decide what your environment will be, you can choose a lighting style that will make sense for that environment. If you're building an outdoor daytime scene, maybe your figure is lit by the afternoon sun, you'd use a hard light from a low angle.
Perspective
Shooting from above makes them seem small. Shooting from toy-level makes them seem normal sized.
Shooting from their feet with a wide angle lens from up close makes them seem larger.
hoooooooo
good thread. anw can you tell me how to make one of diz?
>>2850366
>good thread.
>3 posters
LOL
There's a thread on /toy/, try there. I follow some toy photographers on instagram, I really like the Pose skeletons.
>>2850366
two figures, posed well, in a simple believable environment, lit well, shot from a low angle, and sand thrown from outside the frame.
Where is the confusion?
sgtbananas
>>2850366
assume there's no toy photography thread, eh?
>>2850340
u forgot "get a studio"
>>2850321
rekt
>>2850419
You absolutely don't need a studio for figure photography. A couple of flashes and a kitchen table, with a few pieces of poster board will do everything you need. The size of the kit and the distance required scales perfectly with the size of the subject. shooting small things with "human sized" approach leads to small things looking small. A 6" toy lit with a 2' softbox looks like a 6' person lit with a huge enormous octa.
>>2850319
adding one. bring your figure anywhere u go
courage
>>2850340
shutter speed?
get a dolls magazine geared towards women. and dolls.
replace the dolls, geared towards women, with your dolls.
apply the women's dolls tips and tricks to your dolls. it's the same thing. different dolls.
have you ever seen the photographic production in a woman's doll magazine?
>>2850387
bokeh
>>2850445
really? dolls?
>>2850445
>>2850431
>taking your precious fragile gunpla with you wherever you go
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE FUCKING CEMENT SHILL PLS GO AND STAY GO
>>2850462
>not having a shinki in your pocket
gundummies
>>2850455
Let my brother, Jack, off.
>>2850319
Take your shit outside.
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>>2850319
Focus stacking is great if using more than one toy, also wide aperture with shallow depth of field. Work on creating shadows aswell.
>>2851974
how2focusstack?
Was going to try get some shots of old Warhammer models I found.
Have some places in foliage nearby that could look cool, as well as local woods. Apart from the stuff below is there anything else I should bear in mind.
>shooting up on models when possible
>properly light models
>shallow depth of field for dat dere bokeh
>burying bases to make it look more natural
Anyone else done any Warhammer shots?
