I have learned so much from you about lighting. It's really helped me become better than I was 2-3 years ago when I first started and even a month ago.
Another helpful thing as far as joints go, you can use the adobe photoshop fix that you always say is great, you can just blure the joints so it looks natural and doesnt have pegs
Awesome video! Thanks been waiting for this one since you had mentioned it during one of the live streams when I asked about lighting. Also completely jealous of the Gunship in the back ground!
I like to wear tactical pants or military pants when I go hit the trails because I can take some figures and put them in the many pocket options. Always great photo opportunity out on nature trails with your action figures
Once of those car front window sun reflectors blew into my yard on a windy day. Made out of the same silvery stuff that light reflector is made out of. A free light reflector cool.
just commenting to say this is super helpful for my littlest pet shop toy photography! (adding a bit of female representation for all us geeks here, lol :) ).
@@sirdork730 Thanks for all you do! I just got the nikon d3500 and trying to up my game. We're out here being nerdy too in our own little corners of the internet lol
I was able to find some cool cheap lights that are really good for indoor shots. I got this 2-pack of color changing disc lights from 5 below for like $5 and a light bar (it needs to actually be plugged in) for $10 from menards that also is able to change color. the disc lights are kinda small and work really well for lighting figures from below, like putting it at their feet (great for horror figures).
which software you use for editing? also can you show us how to edit out the sticks or clothes wire? just started learning the basics. your work is inspiring
Hey thanks for watching man! I use Adobe Photoshop to edit 🙏 I have a playlist of editing videos here that can help with removing the stands etc! The playlist is also available on the channel page! Toy Photography Editing ua-cam.com/play/PLS1FqqU8KfIHFKTWY9xB7A-Z8c7TpIpXh.html
I wish i knew the time but i got an amazing picture with no lights, no water, no nothin. Just a phone, a figure, and the sun. The sun is the most simple, yet greatest light ever
Fantastic video mate! I have a quick question, you said you got the samurai ashigaru stormtrooper for your birthday but do you know the price is should be because if I buy it I want to get the right one!
Thanks dude! Great question! These guys are usually $80+ so if you see one at a price lower than that, it’s a high possibility it’s a knockoff. Make sure to double check where it’s coming from! (Honk Kong usually means knock off). Good luck!
Love the video! I was planning on buying a lume cube mini but I have a question. Can you change the colors of it just like the pro or does it only stay at one color?
Do you (or anyone here in the comment section) may recommend a budget version for these lume cubes? They go like 80 € per cube and when you go with the general rule of 3 light sources... It can get expensive very quickly 😅
@@sirdork730 bought it. thanks dude. ur channel is inspiring. ive taken a few photos with my dslr but sometimes its just been a hassle to set up and shoot . imma take some with my iphones 13. do you have any suggestions for over head camera holders? i seen one called the canvas lamp and it seems to be pretty cool. for over headshot i use a manfrotto arm. its cool but not easy to adjust on the spot. anyway man much love peace
Thanks for watching guys!! Comment any questions you have below!!
I have learned so much from you about lighting. It's really helped me become better than I was 2-3 years ago when I first started and even a month ago.
Lighting has always been my Achilles heal. Some great tips here. Definitely will be trying to use these 👍
So glad to hear that dude! Hope it helps!
Great tips from the toy photography expert himself! Loving the shirt by the way!
Thanks so much!! I love this shirt! 😁
Another superb video Jared 🙏
Also if you don't have alot of money or are just cheap, you can wrap foil around cardboard from boxes to make sun reflector..
Yes! Great tip!
These tutorials are super helpful ! appreciate sharing ur knowledge
Thanks so much for watching!!
Another helpful thing as far as joints go, you can use the adobe photoshop fix that you always say is great, you can just blure the joints so it looks natural and doesnt have pegs
This was a great tutorial, I think this stuff is really what separates a good photo from a great one
I agree dude! Thanks so much for watching it!!
Great to see another tutorial! Also an excellent photograph of the General.
This should get you 7000+ likes!
Dude I really appreciate that! So much for checking out the video!
Awesome video! Thanks been waiting for this one since you had mentioned it during one of the live streams when I asked about lighting. Also completely jealous of the Gunship in the back ground!
So glad you were looking forward to it dude! Thanks for watching 👊 and thanks dude 😂 it is an awesome thing!
I like to wear tactical pants or military pants when I go hit the trails because I can take some figures and put them in the many pocket options. Always great photo opportunity out on nature trails with your action figures
I absolutely love that!! Great idea with all the pockets! 😆
Hey all! My new Instagram account is up! Thanks so much for the support!
instagram.com/sir.dork/
Fantastic video Jared! You explained and demonstrated this stuff really well. 🙂👍
Dude thank you for watching! Really appreciate that!
Superb video Jared so many useful tips
Thanks Bruce!
Once of those car front window sun reflectors blew into my yard on a windy day. Made out of the same silvery stuff that light reflector is made out of. A free light reflector cool.
Wow wow I never thought of using one of those! I may have to look into getting one 🤣
I can't wait to start taking pictures
Heck yeah man! Glad to hear it!
just commenting to say this is super helpful for my littlest pet shop toy photography! (adding a bit of female representation for all us geeks here, lol :) ).
Hey that is amazing! Thank you! 😆 we could definitely use a bit more female influence here 🙇♂️🤣
@@sirdork730 Thanks for all you do! I just got the nikon d3500 and trying to up my game. We're out here being nerdy too in our own little corners of the internet lol
Amazing video Jared!
Thanks dude!!
You really are talented , superb stuff
Really appreciate that!!
These are the best vids
Thanks so much for watching dude!
@@sirdork730 my pleasure i enjoy these videos thankyou for posting!
Bro this video is way overdue. Wish you put this out a year earlier..... So much good info here.
I know! Should have done this one a while ago! But i seriously appreciate you watching dude 🙏😆
Nice background gunship
Thanks! 😂
Bro, love your videos keep them coming 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks so much dude!!
This was super helpful, thank you!
Thanks man 👊
Great tutorial!
Thanks dude!!
Very nice Tuto my friend !
Thanks Alex!!
Helped a ton! Thank you
So glad to hear it! Thanks so much for watching!
Thanks for the video bro! It really got me inspired!!
Awesome tutorial.
Hey man! I really appreciate all the support on the videos recently! 🙇♂️
@@sirdork730 I've just gotten into toy photography and your channel is really cool.
You are the best 🤩
Thanks so much for watching 😭😭😭
I love your Videos! ‼️👍 They are a great inspiration to me
Thank you for this video now I know how to do it!
So glad to hear that my friend! Thanks for watching 😭
I'm reviewing toy and I have trouble with lighting. Your video do help alot. Thanks bro 🤩🤩
So glad to hear that! Thanks for watching!
Loved it. Keep up the great work.
Thanks so much for watching!!
SO GREAT!
Thanks for watching!!!
Awesome info
Thanks for watching!!
I was able to find some cool cheap lights that are really good for indoor shots. I got this 2-pack of color changing disc lights from 5 below for like $5 and a light bar (it needs to actually be plugged in) for $10 from menards that also is able to change color. the disc lights are kinda small and work really well for lighting figures from below, like putting it at their feet (great for horror figures).
Dude that is great news!! So glad you were able to find some good stuff for a good price!
Thanks for your tips, is awesome😮
Great tutorial!!!!📸💥🔥🔥
Thanks for watching ad always Lucan!
Thanks you 😎
Always great advice man! Thank you 🙏🏽
hello from panama..you are awesome.. incredible work... congratulations
Thanks so much for watching!!!
Cool, was waiting for one like this. :)
I started doing toy photography. Im a fan of more stylized lighting. Getting that film noir look (with lego lmao)
Awesome! Love that!
Can you share a link to the tiny tripod you mounted your LumeCube on? Great video by the way!
Hey thanks so much!! This is the one here!
amzn.to/3WBavgS
which software you use for editing? also can you show us how to edit out the sticks or clothes wire? just started learning the basics. your work is inspiring
Hey thanks for watching man! I use Adobe Photoshop to edit 🙏 I have a playlist of editing videos here that can help with removing the stands etc! The playlist is also available on the channel page!
Toy Photography Editing
ua-cam.com/play/PLS1FqqU8KfIHFKTWY9xB7A-Z8c7TpIpXh.html
I wish i knew the time but i got an amazing picture with no lights, no water, no nothin. Just a phone, a figure, and the sun. The sun is the most simple, yet greatest light ever
hey great job! curious how you did the layering on photoshop at 19:21 ?
Thanks for watching!! 🙏 I actually cover the photoshop layering in this video!
ua-cam.com/video/WoCZChtQQNQ/v-deo.html
No way I made a custom stormtrooper just like that from the beginning of the video! What a coincidence 😂
That’s so cool!! I’m sure it looks awesome!!
Fantastic video mate! I have a quick question, you said you got the samurai ashigaru stormtrooper for your birthday but do you know the price is should be because if I buy it I want to get the right one!
Thanks dude! Great question! These guys are usually $80+ so if you see one at a price lower than that, it’s a high possibility it’s a knockoff. Make sure to double check where it’s coming from! (Honk Kong usually means knock off). Good luck!
@@sirdork730 thanks a lot!
Love the video! I was planning on buying a lume cube mini but I have a question. Can you change the colors of it just like the pro or does it only stay at one color?
Hey! The panel mini can only change from warm to cold light. Can’t change colors. The panel pro is the only one that can change colors 👍
@@sirdork730 ah man that’s sucks. Thank you though
only thing missing that i like to work out but not always possible in my shots of convincing motion blur
What's the difference between the lume cube 2.0 or a led lantern?
Hi sirdork
Hi! 🤓
Do you (or anyone here in the comment section) may recommend a budget version for these lume cubes? They go like 80 € per cube and when you go with the general rule of 3 light sources... It can get expensive very quickly 😅
They have some different lights like this at Walmart for 14.99 they are rechargeable and work great.
i would like to aske the type of camera and lens that u r using
thx
In this video I’m using a Sony A7III with a 40mm lens. I have all the gear linked in the description!
May i ask what flash figure it is thats on your thumbnail?
This is the Mafex Justice league flash 👊
@@sirdork730 looking to get one for myself, thanks
dude you shooting with a sony alpha 7 by chance
Yes sir I am!
Hi
Thanks for watching ben!
what type of tripod is that for a dslr?
I have the tripod I’m using linked here!
www.amazon.com/shop/sirdork
@@sirdork730 bought it. thanks dude. ur channel is inspiring. ive taken a few photos with my dslr but sometimes its just been a hassle to set up and shoot . imma take some with my iphones 13. do you have any suggestions for over head camera holders? i seen one called the canvas lamp and it seems to be pretty cool. for over headshot i use a manfrotto arm. its cool but not easy to adjust on the spot. anyway man much love peace
Hi