shoot it from below the gundam's waist and point upwards. dont use too shallow dof.Not really a Gundam fan. I just borrowed it from my friend for my lighting experiment. Anyone has a comment or idea how I can improve this ?
Hey hey... my first try here. CnC welcome. pls shoot
too much shadows... hand angle awkward... composition need serious work on.
shoot it from below the gundam's waist and point upwards. dont use too shallow dof.
too much shadows... hand angle awkward... composition need serious work on.
Yeap. The image doesnt look like a fierce gundam to me even tho the eyes are underexposed
1) Wrist is missing
2) Underexposed, white balance not right?
3) Good attempt at using a single light source to create shadows...
4) I would prefer the left side of "WING GUNDAM", for you can show the red coloured shield.
5) Right hand is the master hand, often holding the weapons (The beam saber or the beam rifle) I think holding of a weapon will be better...
Cheers! I got more Gundams!
Well, I'm not a pro either... Here's a crappy picture taken long time ago...
Pardon me for my poor worksmanship!
You may want to use the shield on the left to "support" the rifle in the following pose
Generally, all the parts are rather loose lah.... :sweat: The joints at the legs makes the model hard to stand properly... something problem you may face also... Super-glue may help... while it is drying, keep moving the parts so that it will not get stuck! Heard that the proper way is to get something called the "plastic cement".... Not too sure... can ask your friend to check it out...Haha ya.. that exactly the one!! yes they are very loose. the wing fell off once i got it from my friend ;p
Hey you have very creative poses here. more lively.
Generally, all the parts are rather loose lah.... :sweat: The joints at the legs makes the model hard to stand properly... something problem you may face also... Super-glue may help... while it is drying, keep moving the parts so that it will not get stuck! Heard that the proper way is to get something called the "plastic cement".... Not too sure... can ask your friend to check it out...