3 Common Mistakes in Toy Photography
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- There's something that separates really cool-looking shots from not-so-good shots. Going through "mistakes" that I make and see a lot of others make.
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Yeah I did some of these mistakes and still need to work on them. Glad I found this video, it was very informative!
Glad you found the video helpful!! I still find myself doing some too 😂 I need to do an updated version of this
How did I miss this vid? Wow.. I find myself making a lot of these mistakes, but some of these I am conscious of them, thanks Matt. I need to make the time and take some photos.. Great tutorial bro
Ay, that's cool! And thanks bro!
Excellent points! Keep doing what you do.👍🏼
Thanks so much! Really appreciate it 🙏🏼
Was that a big ditch hayburner?!? 😂😂😂💪 You just gained another sub
Lol!! Ayy appreciate it 🙌🏼🙌🏼
I definitely agree with the exaggeration on VFX, in general I'm not a fan because most of the people take the picture with the intention of using VFX but the priority should be the photo itself then use a bit of VFX. I would add takin photos from a high angle (the camera in a high point looking down) in toy photography looks bad because it doesn't hide that the subject is a toy, this is something every one does when they are starting with toy photography
Yes!!!! That’s a super good point about the VFX. And also with the high point. I’m pretty sure I’ve said that in another video but that would have been good to include. I’m working on a beginner video so will include that for sure.
Exposing for the highlights is the best one! You could always brighten up in post with raw but cant take away light
For sure! Especially with some of the plastic, it can get way brighter than you think.
Also a variable ND filter helps with lighting
Yeah for sure! I could definitely use mine more
@@amusingking holy Moses I found you on the gram , fire bro. I really like it a lot. Have you ever tried light painting with 8 second exposure at f11 ?
@@SatchelSwede ay thanks!! And I’ve done light painting. But not that long for action figures. I’ll try it out though haha 🙌🏼
This was great! Thank you!
Thanks so much! Glad you liked it
This was really helpful! I recently started bouncing the light back with a white piece of cardboard because of your tip and its made my photos way better. Now I'm still working on the saturation thing lol Trying to dial down some of the effects and changes that I throw in last minute during the photo editing because I doubt myself sometimes. Awesome tutorial!
Dude that’s awesome!! There’s always room for improvement haha. Appreciate the comment. Means a lot 🙌🏼
Totally Awesome Dude
Ayy thanks so much :)
I agree with everything you said in this video. I try to not edit too much the colors, because I'm colorblind. The picture can become really weird really quick if I play with settings a little too much...
Awesome! And that’s cool you figured out a limit with editing colors.
You helped me a lot in photography! My only problem is when I upload my pictures in Instagram the quality is ruined. I don't know if you already had a video for this but can you make a tutorial how to upload high quality pics in Instagram? Thank you, Cheers!
Wow! Thanks so much! Glad the videos help. I know I’ve briefly mentioned some upload stuff before. I’ll try and do a quick video later on what I do when uploading.
Photographers should not be afraid of direct sunlight , just gotta know how to shoot in harsh light . (@toyphotographybro)
Yup! It’s the best light around 🙌🏼