In these stressful times, I'm so thankful for channels like this. I subscribed to your channel last year. I absolutely love the creativity you put into your photography. These stormtroopers bring me way back to when I first saw STAR WARS in 1977. It hit the Big Screen just five days after my seventh birthday. When I was a kid, I used to put my Han Solo in a metal cup of water at least a couple times a month, so I could carefully thaw it just enough around the edges to slide out onto a towel. It was my way of encasing Han in carbonite. In retrospect, I wish I had photos of all my action figure battles. For a month, I had my Indiana Jones climbing the wall just outside my second story, bedroom window. I wish I'd thought to take photos back then. I had a blast setting up so many massive Army men battles outside, or on rainy days, my brothers and I set up our platoons inside. We'd make their bases out of dominoes, or even tons of collected popsicle sticks. We used rubber bands inside for ammunition, as well. My Tinker Toys were great for building bases, as well. They even made great ammunition, too. When we were outside, we would use pinecones. Just setting them all up for battle was so much fun. 🙂
Thank you so much for watching! I’m so glad you’re enjoying the content my friend! Sounds like your childhood was full of awesome toys and even awesomer imagination. Really glad to see these videos can bring you back to then 🙏😄 thanks again for watching!
I've tried the digirama when I first started toy photography and yeah, it can be really hard getting the shot right without all the glare and reflections from the screen. it's something I plan on messing around with, especially since it's now so cold out here in MI. I've been wanting to do a series with a couple of bored stormtroopers telling bad jokes and I was gonna either do this as a digirama or have the background printed up at like office max.
No matter how many times I watch one of your videos I'm always blown away by them. Thanks for your invaluable tips and abundance of inspiration. I've something planned out for an indoor toy photography shot.
As I am almost only shooting indoors, this was very interesting for me (I am old enough to be Jared's dad - saw Star Wars when it came out - so running around shooting toys outside would somewhat alert the neighbours...). Darn Jared, you pretty much inspired my new hobby last year! It really helped me through cabin fever during lockdown! Thank you for your work!
Wow I’m so happy to hear I had a part in your toy photo inspiration dude 😮 thanks so much for watching and supporting! Inside or outside, shoot your figures with pride!!!! 😆 you’re awesome dude, keep doing what you’re doing 👊
I mainly shoot indoors and lately have been doing the digirama (think that's how you spell it) thing. It can be a life saver for backgrounds but one thing I've learned is not to put your figures too close to the screen. I find a good 6 to 7 inches away works out well. Great video! 👍
Great tips in this video Jared! You really set the bar with the practical effects and figures interacting with real world elements! Thanks for the inspiration!
I just started doing indoor photography and I love it! But did out door a lot so the editing and being able to create a shot is awesome. Thanks Jared 🙏🙏🙏
I've done digi romas for a while now. And never knew it had a name or anything like that. Tbh I figured this is a trick that folks have been doing for many many years now. Never knew a certain one pioneered this trick.
Can you do more mobile photography tutorials ? For example lowering the exposure with a black background will basically make it look pitch back ( the background ) stuff like that
Moin Jared, ich hab auch schon mit unserem Kater ,er heißt Kalle, ein Foto Shooting gemacht 🤪 ein Horde Trooper hat ihn mit einem Lappen sauber gemacht 😬 tolles Video Greetings from Germany 🤖
Love this video. Indoor toy photography can be tough! For the Goku picture, what did you use to keep Vegeta floating? That's one of the hardest things for me 😂
Great video buddy! And thanks for using my Diorama, I’m glad you like it. Another option for shooting indoors is to use smaller scale figures such as LEGOs or even smaller like the 1/87 scale Preiser figures. They are so much fun to use and the opportunities are endless. Thanks once again for all you do to help this community.
i totally agree with shooting lego toys. i am having a blast with those neat little minifigures and getting back into building simple dioramas for them.
Hello, thank u for sharing such very good contents and for inspiring all of us as well. Pls, have u ever been charged due to character copyright or something like that? I mean supposing im gonna trade the stuffs i will create... Take care.
this is a great video! but the more i see with digital backgrounds, the less i like them. they are just too obvious. looks like your subscriber numbers are going up, good job dude!
In these stressful times, I'm so thankful for channels like this. I subscribed to your channel last year. I absolutely love the creativity you put into your photography. These stormtroopers bring me way back to when I first saw STAR WARS in 1977. It hit the Big Screen just five days after my seventh birthday.
When I was a kid, I used to put my Han Solo in a metal cup of water at least a couple times a month, so I could carefully thaw it just enough around the edges to slide out onto a towel. It was my way of encasing Han in carbonite. In retrospect, I wish I had photos of all my action figure battles.
For a month, I had my Indiana Jones climbing the wall just outside my second story, bedroom window. I wish I'd thought to take photos back then. I had a blast setting up so many massive Army men battles outside, or on rainy days, my brothers and I set up our platoons inside. We'd make their bases out of dominoes, or even tons of collected popsicle sticks. We used rubber bands inside for ammunition, as well. My Tinker Toys were great for building bases, as well. They even made great ammunition, too.
When we were outside, we would use pinecones. Just setting them all up for battle was so much fun. 🙂
Thank you so much for watching! I’m so glad you’re enjoying the content my friend!
Sounds like your childhood was full of awesome toys and even awesomer imagination. Really glad to see these videos can bring you back to then 🙏😄 thanks again for watching!
I can't wait to try everything I learned from you. Thank you brother.
Hey thanks so much for watching! So glad it was helpful!
Fantastic video Jared! Really educational 👏
So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!!
I've tried the digirama when I first started toy photography and yeah, it can be really hard getting the shot right without all the glare and reflections from the screen. it's something I plan on messing around with, especially since it's now so cold out here in MI. I've been wanting to do a series with a couple of bored stormtroopers telling bad jokes and I was gonna either do this as a digirama or have the background printed up at like office max.
It’s definitely a tough on to pull off! But practicing and trial/error really helps! Sounds like a cool idea dude! I’m sure you’ll pull it off!
Hey i am still doing toy photography and i still love your videos. Please keep doing whayt your doing because i think its great
Will do! 👊 thanks for all your support my friend 👊
Fantastic as always.
Thanks for watching dude!!
cool idea and clever to use plastic! because of the weight
Thanks so much man! I appreciate you checking it out!
No matter how many times I watch one of your videos I'm always blown away by them. Thanks for your invaluable tips and abundance of inspiration. I've something planned out for an indoor toy photography shot.
Wow that is so kind of you to say! Thanks so much for all your support 😮🙏
@@sirdork730 You're welcome. You deserve the praise. 😎
As I am almost only shooting indoors, this was very interesting for me (I am old enough to be Jared's dad - saw Star Wars when it came out - so running around shooting toys outside would somewhat alert the neighbours...).
Darn Jared, you pretty much inspired my new hobby last year! It really helped me through cabin fever during lockdown! Thank you for your work!
Wow I’m so happy to hear I had a part in your toy photo inspiration dude 😮 thanks so much for watching and supporting!
Inside or outside, shoot your figures with pride!!!! 😆 you’re awesome dude, keep doing what you’re doing 👊
I mainly shoot indoors and lately have been doing the digirama (think that's how you spell it) thing. It can be a life saver for backgrounds but one thing I've learned is not to put your figures too close to the screen. I find a good 6 to 7 inches away works out well. Great video! 👍
That is a great point! If you’re too close, it’s easy to pick up the flatness of the screen! Thanks so much dude!
I think you could do a scene like in a bath tub or sink so u can get an explosion of water if the tap turning on
Great idea dude!! 😯
Love your page! Great info and entertaining 🥰
Thanks so much! I appreciate you watching!!
This channel is amazing. He is also a talented photographer too!
So glad you think so chad! Thanks so much!
Great tips in this video Jared! You really set the bar with the practical effects and figures interacting with real world elements! Thanks for the inspiration!
Really appreciate that dude, thanks so much! ❤️❤️
Love it, great work inspires me to go shoot!
Thanks
I just started doing indoor photography and I love it! But did out door a lot so the editing and being able to create a shot is awesome. Thanks Jared 🙏🙏🙏
I love the kitty drinking fountain! My Fella has to have one! Great video! Love the tutorials. I always learn so much.
Thanks so much!!! I found this water fountain on Amazon! Venom loves it!
I have been waiting for a video with your cats in. Me and my colleague watched it at work, and there were a lot of awww, how cute, awww going 😻
Aw that is so great to hear! Thanks is for appreciating the cats spotlight 😂 and of course for watching and supporting!
Yay , I m indoor toy photographer n this helps lot.
Thanks so much for watching!!!
As always appreciate your help
I appreciate you watching!!
Thank you man really.....
Thanks for watching dude!!
Fantastic video. You covered so much and so well and the shots are so fantastic. I'm very inspired! Thanks jared
Hey dude! Thanks so much! I’m so glad you thought so!
Thank you for making this video!! I was struggling with digiramas but this really helped!
you're amazing!!
So glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!!
Another cracking tutorial mate - excellent work as always 👍👍
Thanks so much dude!!
I've done digi romas for a while now. And never knew it had a name or anything like that. Tbh I figured this is a trick that folks have been doing for many many years now. Never knew a certain one pioneered this trick.
Love the intro man! And great tutorial!
Thanks dude!!
Great video ,noticed your new camera good step up
this great ! ! i do 90% of my stuff inside just what i needed 🙏 so helpful as always
So glad to hear it dude!!! Thanks!!
Can you do more mobile photography tutorials ?
For example lowering the exposure with a black background will basically make it look pitch back ( the background ) stuff like that
YAYYY I was so excited for this video!!!!!
Yes!!! 😆😆
Thanks you😎
😍😍😍😍
Moin Jared,
ich hab auch schon mit unserem Kater ,er heißt Kalle, ein Foto Shooting gemacht 🤪 ein Horde Trooper hat ihn mit einem Lappen sauber gemacht 😬 tolles Video
Greetings from Germany 🤖
So you do all this cool stuff with plastic figures but how about a video on stuffed animal photos?
Toxin and Venom are so cute!! I will show up to your house in about 2 - 3 business days to steal those cats of yours
great video! I was wondering if you have ever tried or know of a way to create realistic looking fire or lava for indoor shooting?
Top notch drool boca
Love this video. Indoor toy photography can be tough! For the Goku picture, what did you use to keep Vegeta floating? That's one of the hardest things for me 😂
Thanks so much dude! Really appreciate that! I cut up a clothes hanger and bent it! 😆
@@sirdork730 that's a great idea! I'll have to give that a try 🙌🏽 Thanks man!
How long has you photography been around ? I think I would like to try this.
Toy photography has been around for a while! It’s an amazing thing to get into!
Oh yes this this ticket all the boxes
Does real snow count for the ice challenge
No sir! Must be ice! 🧊🧊🧊
Thanks
What did you use to place R2D2 and Grogu on for that digirama?
I put them on a small mirror!
Trata de ponerle subtítulos en español, por favor, es interesante su trabajo.
do you have any terminator figures?
What gauge wire do you recommend for holding up 1/12 scale figures in flight poses?
Hi
Great video buddy! And thanks for using my Diorama, I’m glad you like it.
Another option for shooting indoors is to use smaller scale figures such as LEGOs or even smaller like the 1/87 scale Preiser figures. They are so much fun to use and the opportunities are endless.
Thanks once again for all you do to help this community.
Thank YOU dude! It was a blast to shoot! Great ideas! Definitely a lot of opportunity there! Thanks for watching 😄
i totally agree with shooting lego toys. i am having a blast with those neat little minifigures and getting back into building simple dioramas for them.
Dude how did you do the shot at 1:14 I feel like you had such a short time to set up the can perfectly before all of its contents empty out lol
Hey Seva!! 2 seperate photos, one of captain America holding the empty can, the other one of me pouring the glass 😂 then a bit of photoshop!
@@sirdork730 that is some amazing aligning, I can't even tell haha
Haha!! Thanks dude!!
Hi just out of curiosity,
What stormtrooper figures do you use or recommend, thanks
Hello, thank u for sharing such very good contents and for inspiring all of us as well. Pls, have u ever been charged due to character copyright or something like that? I mean supposing im gonna trade the stuffs i will create... Take care.
Hey! Thanks so much! 🙇♂️
Everything I know about copyright and risks are in this video!
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where can I find the digital dioramas?
The digital dioramas are just pictures on the computer screen. Go to google and find whatever picture you want!
👌👌🙂
this is a great video! but the more i see with digital backgrounds, the less i like them. they are just too obvious. looks like your subscriber numbers are going up, good job dude!
Really appreciate the feedback! Thanks for watching!
It’s been a long grind! Worth every minute!
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first!