When i take my figure´s pictures
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Anders Heintz
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Edson
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looks great Anders, thanks for shanring buddy, come guys share your Photographic Studio too!!!, it will be good eh?Regards
Ed
Im will be waiting thats images
Patrick Kirk
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Guys,
Great set ups and a great thread!
I'll take a picture of mine later this evening and post, too. It's interesting how we all do things differently in regards to our picture set ups. For me, I have found that having three lights (one at 430, the other at 830 and a fill light at 630) produces the best photos. I think though, this is due to the fact that I use a stand alone table in a corner with very little bleed-over light from my work bench...I have also found out that I need more space than I anticipated to take good pictures...
What time of the day have you found best to take pictures?
Hope all is well...
Patrick
Great set ups and a great thread!
I'll take a picture of mine later this evening and post, too. It's interesting how we all do things differently in regards to our picture set ups. For me, I have found that having three lights (one at 430, the other at 830 and a fill light at 630) produces the best photos. I think though, this is due to the fact that I use a stand alone table in a corner with very little bleed-over light from my work bench...I have also found out that I need more space than I anticipated to take good pictures...
What time of the day have you found best to take pictures?
Hope all is well...
Patrick
frank h
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Hi Ed
This is just the kind of visual info I am looking for.
I am new to this photographic thing, and seeing how you guys
set up for your pics is really helpful.
Later tonight I am attending our local club meet and I shall be taking
pictures of some of our members work.All good practise, hope Rob Herring
can make it as I need some hints and tips.
Frank
This is just the kind of visual info I am looking for.
I am new to this photographic thing, and seeing how you guys
set up for your pics is really helpful.
Later tonight I am attending our local club meet and I shall be taking
pictures of some of our members work.All good practise, hope Rob Herring
can make it as I need some hints and tips.
Frank
quang
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This is my usual workdesk set up as an on-the-spot studio for making in-progress pics.
Only source of light is Actualite. Camera is hand-held with a monopod. Back drop paper is stuffed into converted shoe-box which also doubles as my painting cabin for airbrushing.
The whole set-up is designed to be folded up and put away quickly before the all-too frequent vacuum cleaner alerts! :lol:
Q.
Only source of light is Actualite. Camera is hand-held with a monopod. Back drop paper is stuffed into converted shoe-box which also doubles as my painting cabin for airbrushing.
The whole set-up is designed to be folded up and put away quickly before the all-too frequent vacuum cleaner alerts! :lol:
Q.
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Anders Heintz
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Hey Quang!
I see your making some nice progress on your new bust! Share some more pics ?
Sorry, little off topic
I see your making some nice progress on your new bust! Share some more pics
?Sorry, little off topic
frank h
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Hi Quang
That was me asking about your setup
Forgot to log in
Frank
That was me asking about your setup
Forgot to log in
Frank
Johan
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Quang, so it just takes a £129 actualite lamp and a box with a background paper, and that's it?
OK, thanks, so a camera AND an actualite are on next month's shopping list!
OK, thanks, so a camera AND an actualite are on next month's shopping list!
quang
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Actually it's my 'quick' set-up for making in-progress picts (like the one below).
I use no flash, just the Actualite. The camera is hand-held and stabilized somewhat with a monopod. Setting is on 'Macro' (which is in fact 'Close-up' with other makes. There's a true macro on this camera. Only Olympus calls it 'Super Macro' ). Distance from camera to figure is about 20-25 cm. ISO set on 100 and I hold my breath when I click on the shutter.
For the finished box-art photos, I use a set-up similar to Anders'. Two 100 watts desk lamps and another 40 watts to fill-up the back drop. Camera on tripod and much more fiddling between shots.
Q.
I use no flash, just the Actualite. The camera is hand-held and stabilized somewhat with a monopod. Setting is on 'Macro' (which is in fact 'Close-up' with other makes. There's a true macro on this camera. Only Olympus calls it 'Super Macro' ). Distance from camera to figure is about 20-25 cm. ISO set on 100 and I hold my breath when I click on the shutter.
For the finished box-art photos, I use a set-up similar to Anders'. Two 100 watts desk lamps and another 40 watts to fill-up the back drop. Camera on tripod and much more fiddling between shots.
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Johan
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You actually got the Belted Kingfisher's colours right!
(Rappelle-toi que la femelle est plus coloree, elle a une bande rousse a travers la poitrine)
Thanks for the tips! I'll copy-paste-print that!
(Rappelle-toi que la femelle est plus coloree, elle a une bande rousse a travers la poitrine)
Thanks for the tips! I'll copy-paste-print that!
