Editing Anime Figure Photo: Sega SPM prize Atalanta figure

Decided to go outdoors to photograph this sega prize figurine of Atalanta from Fate/Apocrypha for a change of pace. In this video you'll get to see an insight into the behind the scenes of the photography process, as well as a screen recording of my post processing of the raw files in Affinity Photo.
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[@oikaau]

Thank you for sharing your process with us~ I'm a fan of your photography, so it's very inspiring to see what your processes are, I've learnt a couple of things from watching your video, so will hopefully get a chance to try these out when I next do some BJD photography myself =D Keep up the good work, and I look forward to seeing more of your photos~!!!

[@eufrosniad994]

Oooh, you are using Affinity Photo :)!!! I use it too, but saw things I never even thought possible in this video!

[@EXkurogane]

Affordable and feature packed!
You can import Adobe Photoshop brushes and open PSD files in Affinity. So the compatibility is there.

[@chasinthroughthedecade]

Man, so much steps you have to go through just to get a few awesome shots. I could use more tutorials from you.

[@bobo32591]

Like your tutorials

[@iamkh1675]

May I know the music tracks you have used during the editting of the photos?

[@EXkurogane]

It's license-free music taken directly from UA-cam's audio library. I specifically go for music composed by Aakash Ganthi since my previous video on Shinjo Akane, because i love them, and also for the sake of consistency.