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Thursday, May 11, 2017
Photographing your miniatures.
I have to admit I do not take the best photographs . Here is a simple way to improve taking pictures of your miniatures. In this video the lady will show you how to make a very simple light box. Looks like you can make one for around 10 dollars. Hobby Lobby sells the foam board for a reasonable price. Same come for the craft paper. Now buying the tripods is a different show. I really not sure what they cost. Looks like I will need to surf the web to find a set. Check the video. let me know if you think this video was helpful.
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It's a good idea to diffuse the light as well, so it doesn't shine too strong and wash out colors on the miniature. I use a lightbox with sides of tissue paper for the light to shine through. It works fine, but as clumsy as I am, I put holes in the paper often and so need to change it out every few months.
ReplyDeleteFor tripods, check secondhand stores like Goodwill. I've purchased three older tripods for $2-3 each at our local Goodwill and see others popping up all the time.
Chris thanks for the tip about Goodwill. Going to check their store out tomorrow.
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