My Try @ Product Photography - Toys and Collectables

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For TABLE OF CONTENTS of all images in this thread please see Page 19

For TIPS on how these images are shot please see this thread




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All about Toys and Collectables as product shoots - mostly metal figures, soldiers, diecast tanks, planes, cars, swords and sometimes PVC figures as well...

Here goes......





What's featured on this Page 1....

 

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MONONOFU (武&#22763

Mononofu is a collectible series focus on weapons used all over the world through out history made in a scale of 1:10. Each type is highly detail and expertly painted with the blade made with stainless steel giving them a realistic look as well as having a heavy weight feel. Mononofu (武士）means Warrior in Japanese

 

[asthio88]

Nicely taken

Personally I would separate the items, I find them too complicated/distracting here for eq: the shoes/dog/bowl or frame in front of the swords. Perhaps try positioning them differently but only if they add value to the photo. I don't see the relevance of putting a dog or shoes in front of swords, pic 1 would be great w/o the shoe and moving the tag a bit to the left (like in pic 4). The curvy part of the stand is also kinda distracting. Hope you don't my mind my 2cts. ;p Thanks for sharing....

 

[DM101]

Nicely taken

Personally I would separate the items, I find them too complicated/distracting here for eq: the shoes/dog/bowl or frame in front of the swords. Perhaps try positioning them differently but only if they add value to the photo. I don't see the relevance of putting a dog or shoes in front of swords, pic 1 would be great w/o the shoe and moving the tag a bit to the left (like in pic 4). The curvy part of the stand is also kinda distracting. Hope you don't my mind my 2cts. ;p Thanks for sharing....

Thanks for the comment Bro

"Katana" is one of the traditionally made Japanese swords (日本&#20992 that were worn by the samurai class of feudal Japan, also commonly referred to as a "samurai sword". These swords are razor sharp

The katana is characterized by its distinctive appearance: a curved, slender, single-edged blade with a circular or squared guard and long grip to accommodate two hands.

 

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For latest images of below Samurai Helmets (re-shoots) please see Post 113

 

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DRAGONBALL

 

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KING AND COUNTRY COLLECTABLES

 

[hkingx]

not bad. nice .!

 

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Thanks

More KING AND COUNTRY COLLECTABLES

 

[ntheni]

:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: Lighting

 

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Thanks

 

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Banpresto DragonBall GOKU

Son Goku better known as simply Goku, is a fictional character and the protagonist of the Dragon Ball manga series. He is based on Sun Wukong, a main character in the classical Chinese novel Journey to the West.

 

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Using NIKON 50mm f1.8G on a D5100

 

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McFarlane Toys 6" Corpse Bride Series 2 - Victor

The one on the left is shot using the 50mm f1.8G on D5100 @ f16. This one right using 85mm Micro DX @f16


I noticed the 85mm is slightly better for product shoot. This corpse bride is about 6 inch tall. CONCLUSION - Each lens has its use and purpose!


Corpse Bride, often referred to as Tim Burton's Corpse Bride, is a 2005 British-American stop-motion-animated fantasy film. The plot is set in a fictional Victorian era village in Europe. Johnny Depp led an all-star cast as the voice of Victor depicted here.


For the updated images of this Figure please see Post 852

 

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More King and Country (Shot after buying a SEKONIC Light Meter. SEKONIC used to meter the shoot- and IT WORK WONDERS! Last time need to trial and error and grey card all not accurate. Now the color is "as-is" of the actual product tuned using a SPYDER CUBE)

 

[fadli]

Nice shots... thumbs up! Anyway, how many lightings u use? Strobe?

 

[DM101]

Nice shots... thumbs up! Anyway, how many lightings u use? Strobe?

From this shot of the soldier's helmet and you will see the lights used, 5 Continunous light and 1 LED light centre for the "warmed" . Bckground lighting is DIY flash-box using SB700

 

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[fadli]

From this shot of the soldier's helmet and you will see the lights used, 5 Continunous light and 1 LED light centre for the "warmed" . Bckground lighting is DIY flash-box using SB700

Cheers bro... Once again, good job.

 

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From this shot of the soldier's helmet and you will see the lights used, 5 Continunous light and 1 LED light centre for the "warmed" . Bckground lighting is DIY flash-box using SB700

Cheers bro... Once again, good job.

Thanks for appreciating... more pictures to share