The Best Angles for Toy Photography
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- These are the best angles to use in toy photography!
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Changing the camera angle is also a good way to mimic scale. You can turn a small toy into a life-size character or make a dinosaur appear huge. It also helps to make sure that local vegetation lends itself to the scale, so as not to give away the trick.
Wow, me encantan tus videos. Saludos desde la Ciudad de México
Muchas Gracias Amigo!! 🙏🙇♂️
When my wife and I were on RV vacations I would take along some Disney figures to take some more interesting photos. I'd combine three photos into 3-panel comic strips with dialogue bubbles that told a simple short story. I didn't realize that this was a legit genre of photography until I stumbled across one of your vids.
One trick I use from time to time is to position a mirror to get those hard to do angles. So to get an upward angle, put the mirror on the ground, tilt or angle it then take the photo from above. Dunno if you do that already or have considered it.
Anyway, you've got me keen to get more creative with this. I have a bin full of action figures... time to bust them out.
Great tip..on turning the phone upside down. I can't wait to try that. Keep up the great work on your fantastic content.
So glad to hear it! Thanks for watching!
Can you try to do a video on figures that don't move, like how can they be positioned? I have a buzz lightyear figure that was from McDonalds but the arms and legs don't move. I want to do something creative but can't figure out how to set him up since he doesn't move. Also funko pops if you haven't done that already
That sounds just like the toy story short film
I've found that close-ups are the ones that come out best for me.
Great tip with the cell phone … thank you
8:50 i never thought abought turning my phones camera upside down to take photos to make my hot toys stormtroopers look taller. Thanks mate.
Awesome! Glad it helps! Good luck with the hot toy shots 😁
Nice shots!
Thanks so much!!
Great fundamentals & video!
So glad!! Thanks for watching!!!
Awesome tutorial! Super handy for beginners! 🔥
Wonderful video … miss you on insta 😢
Always great advice
Fantastic tips!!! Great video, man!!
Thanks so much for watching!!
Awesome video bro great info that I'm going to use for my photos
Great vid🎉
Thanks Lucan!!
Man this was such a great video, any tips on photography of hot wheels or 1:64 scale items?
Can you do a tutorial on different types of locations to take pictures. (i.e. gardens, the woods, parks, etc.)
Thanks for the idea!
Your most helpful my guy
So many action figures
Referencing turning your camera phone upside down for shots ( a tatic I employ often), can you turn your digital camera upside down as well? Also, a video on Nikon vs. Cannon vs. Sony, pros & cons would be super helpful for us beginners who've yet to make the switch from phone to digi-cam. Thanks!
That’s an interesting question! I don’t see why not! I’m sure you could flip your camera upside down! With where the lenses are on a phone, it really makes a difference!
Thanks for the suggestion! I’ve never really used a nikon actually. But all of the brands are great, and can get the job done for sure!
Cool, cool. 🙂 Also, when I said "a tactic I employ often" I meant too point out more clearly that I was in fact referring to my phone. I have a series of toy photos that are shot from behind the wheel of my car on my dashboard. And to clarify, I am parked somewhere when I take those shots 😏
Unfortunately, a good digital camera is still well into my future 🤞🏽📷 📸
Can you start doing photography with Jurassic world Hammond collection toys pleeeaase
Great idea! I definitely need to do that!
Thank you 😊 soo much I am very greatful😊
First of all THANK YOU, every tip you give in your videos make my toy photography a little better every time. I just want to ask...what venom figure is that at 2.08? I'm looking for a good Venom figure for toy photography but i can't decide which one i have to buy.
Thanks so much for watching! So glad the videos are helpful 🙇♂️ the Venom figure is a Marvel Legends from a few years back!
Tutorial on lighting please. I’m in the uk and as we go in to winter it’s usually grey and raining most days and although I have a ring light it doesn’t make very good pictures. I’m trying to learn my camera but end up going back to phone on inside dark days 😢… any help would be great!
Thank you!! I miss being on insta 😭 I actually did a tutorial on all my best lighting tips! I’ll link it below! Thanks so much for always watching and supporting!
Toy Photography Lighting Tutorial
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how about one on different lenses and what best
Dirk how about a video on Merging Clip Pic.s into another Photo ? I'm working with Photo Elements and attempting to get in the swing quickly ?! Thanks !!!
Hey Jon! What do you mean by clip pics? Like a screenshot form a video? That would be the same as merging any other photo together!