Comments on: Figure Photoshoot Delays http://xebek.animeblogger.net/2007/02/27/figure-photoshoot-delays/ Useless ramblings of an insane maniac Sat, 22 Nov 2008 02:02:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 By: Xebek http://xebek.animeblogger.net/2007/02/27/figure-photoshoot-delays/#comment-12367 Xebek Tue, 27 Feb 2007 22:55:29 +0000 http://xebek.animeblogger.net/2007/02/27/figure-photoshoot-delays/#comment-12367 I know 3 isn't a lot, but 7 would be which is why I want to get these done before the 4 more come. The snow did look neat for my Caren figure but it doesn't really fit with someone in a bikini and another in a large button down t-shirt. I'll try tj's idea but I tried everything for indoor shoots, lighting changes, used diffuser and reflector, changed shutter brightness, so on. I must innately suck :D I know 3 isn’t a lot, but 7 would be which is why I want to get these done before the 4 more come. The snow did look neat for my Caren figure but it doesn’t really fit with someone in a bikini and another in a large button down t-shirt.

I’ll try tj’s idea but I tried everything for indoor shoots, lighting changes, used diffuser and reflector, changed shutter brightness, so on. I must innately suck :D

]]> By: Adun http://xebek.animeblogger.net/2007/02/27/figure-photoshoot-delays/#comment-12366 Adun Tue, 27 Feb 2007 22:47:14 +0000 http://xebek.animeblogger.net/2007/02/27/figure-photoshoot-delays/#comment-12366 3 figures really isn't a large backlog. Before my figure backlog was roughly around 8 figures. Currently it's about 3-4. Also you don't need an awesome camera to take awesome pictures. tj han and super rats have proved this, you just need to consider your surroundings and the lighting you have. If things turn out too bright or too dark, you can simply edit them in photoshop. I've had ones like that before and just photoshop them. You are lucky to have snow. I would absolutely love to take pictures in the snow as it would do wonders for the Kanon figures I have. As for the Alter Fate figure. Personally I wouldn't take it outside. Even though majority of the figure is made of ABS, you still have the risk of damaging it. Try out tj han's idea of using a white background near a balcony or window. If you have a problem with blurred photos due to hand shake, try using a tripod, or place your camera on somewhere flat and use the timer function. 3 figures really isn’t a large backlog. Before my figure backlog was roughly around 8 figures. Currently it’s about 3-4. Also you don’t need an awesome camera to take awesome pictures. tj han and super rats have proved this, you just need to consider your surroundings and the lighting you have. If things turn out too bright or too dark, you can simply edit them in photoshop. I’ve had ones like that before and just photoshop them.

You are lucky to have snow. I would absolutely love to take pictures in the snow as it would do wonders for the Kanon figures I have. As for the Alter Fate figure. Personally I wouldn’t take it outside. Even though majority of the figure is made of ABS, you still have the risk of damaging it.

Try out tj han’s idea of using a white background near a balcony or window. If you have a problem with blurred photos due to hand shake, try using a tripod, or place your camera on somewhere flat and use the timer function.

]]> By: tj han http://xebek.animeblogger.net/2007/02/27/figure-photoshoot-delays/#comment-12357 tj han Tue, 27 Feb 2007 18:53:38 +0000 http://xebek.animeblogger.net/2007/02/27/figure-photoshoot-delays/#comment-12357 Hm, it really depends on your camera. And photoshop. Try this: Stick a large white background near the balcony or window. So you are basically using sunlight yet with an indoor setting. It works for me. Hm, it really depends on your camera. And photoshop. Try this: Stick a large white background near the balcony or window. So you are basically using sunlight yet with an indoor setting. It works for me.

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