Photoshoot of my latest purchases
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a new layout of my models in my cabinet.
here are some photos of my latest purchases
apologies for the clarity of the photos.
haha.. i'm still not gd in taking photos.
but anyway.. which is the photo you like most?
Decided to take a photo of my Countach too. ^_^ -
not bad, being able to use the jet plane as a background balances off with the car.
improve on the lighting that's all. in taking studio shots of subject, there should be 3 lights
Key Light (placed in front of subject 6 o clock): is the main or predominant light on a subject. It is the light that reveals the shape, form, texture and definition of the the subject.
Fill Light (placed at side about 4 o clock): any light that fills in the harshness of the shadows created by the key light. In other words, Fill Light helps with taking out unwanted shadow areas.
Back Light (placed directly behind the object, cannot be seen by camera): any light that generally comes from above and behind, hitting the back of the the subject's head. It is a light that helps to set the subject apart from the background.
and if u want and got more lights to spare
Background Light (placed anywhere, just point at the background): any light used for lighting up a background.
for me, i dun have so many lights at home, so i only use these 4 lights when in my sch studio. hope the tips are useful -
Nice cars, now switch to skyline collection liao ah?
Whoa so many lights ah? Haiz i only got one light to play with, but really hope can have more lighting to experiment with the points you stated.. Any one care to donate lighting for my experiment?Originally posted by Vanquish:not bad, being able to use the jet plane as a background balances off with the car.
improve on the lighting that's all. in taking studio shots of subject, there should be 3 lights
Key Light (placed in front of subject 6 o clock): is the main or predominant light on a subject. It is the light that reveals the shape, form, texture and definition of the the subject.
Fill Light (placed at side about 4 o clock): any light that fills in the harshness of the shadows created by the key light. In other words, Fill Light helps with taking out unwanted shadow areas.
Back Light (placed directly behind the object, cannot be seen by camera): any light that generally comes from above and behind, hitting the back of the the subject's head. It is a light that helps to set the subject apart from the background.
and if u want and got more lights to spare
Background Light (placed anywhere, just point at the background): any light used for lighting up a background.
for me, i dun have so many lights at home, so i only use these 4 lights when in my sch studio. hope the tips are useful -
thanks vanquish, for the tips.
but too bad, i also only hav one light.
hai.. will try to take more nicer pics in future. ^_^
Hexy:
haha, no la, not collecting into a whole collection of skyline. now only short of the S-tune S1 to complete.
not collecting the normal stock versions.
hope u all like the pics. ^_^