16 авг 2010 01:54:14
So did another photo review a moment ago, posted stuff up :D
Her, and a bit of surprise too.
Also, in response to Vallefor's question about my hand-made light box.
This is how I decided to position my two lights, still using the two 100W energy saver bright light bulbs.
The left lamp is kept that was more or less all the time. The right lamp, I adjust it depending on the figure. In case of Compact Hog, her hat was blocking out a lot of light from the the top, so I tried to move the right lamp sort of forward and pointing towards her in the middle.
Overall, it gives me a really nice and bright (albeit small) area to take pictures in. Here's a sample shot.
Well, I wrote that as a sample shot, but it's more like me gloating over Collector's Edition bonus: Raynor's Dogtag USB!
When I got it, I was pleasantly surprised as to how solid the feel of the thing was. It's not some cheap plastic piece: all that grey area is a piece of metal, solid and quite hardy. I'm definitely going to keep that piece, and keep using it by replacing the inside whenever it fails.
That's about it for this blog post. Hope you enjoy the photo review!
Her, and a bit of surprise too.
Also, in response to Vallefor's question about my hand-made light box.
This is how I decided to position my two lights, still using the two 100W energy saver bright light bulbs.
The left lamp is kept that was more or less all the time. The right lamp, I adjust it depending on the figure. In case of Compact Hog, her hat was blocking out a lot of light from the the top, so I tried to move the right lamp sort of forward and pointing towards her in the middle.
Overall, it gives me a really nice and bright (albeit small) area to take pictures in. Here's a sample shot.
Well, I wrote that as a sample shot, but it's more like me gloating over Collector's Edition bonus: Raynor's Dogtag USB!
When I got it, I was pleasantly surprised as to how solid the feel of the thing was. It's not some cheap plastic piece: all that grey area is a piece of metal, solid and quite hardy. I'm definitely going to keep that piece, and keep using it by replacing the inside whenever it fails.
That's about it for this blog post. Hope you enjoy the photo review!
