Official Figure Pic One-Shot Thread
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A behind-the-scenes look at the setup of our current banner:
As you can see, there's only one full building. The backdrop is flat printouts and a big blue piece of card, flanked by white bounce cards to reflect light back into the scene.
As you can see, there's only one full building. The backdrop is flat printouts and a big blue piece of card, flanked by white bounce cards to reflect light back into the scene.
A behind-the-scenes look at the setup of our current banner:
As you can see, there's only one full building. The backdrop is flat printouts and a big blue piece of card, flanked by white bounce cards to reflect light back into the scene.
That's insane! I would have never guessed the background was just painted paper clipped to a wall. Hmm.... I might have to try something like this if we ever do a scifi theme.
Hollywood is dead.
And speaking of movies, here's a photo from the unboxing of my mail-in Crystal Skeleton:
And speaking of movies, here's a photo from the unboxing of my mail-in Crystal Skeleton:
Thanks, man. The rest of the shots from that shoot can be found here: http://www.majhost.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=185554
Its all fake just like the movies. It is nice to see how he did it though and will probably help me in the future. I knew that the back bldgs. were fake, take a good look at the pic and you'll notice they are flat not 3D. Still an awesome shot though.
I also have a night version of this shot, is there any demand for it?
I really like this one Snake
agreed MW...
whats under there snake/...is he about to plant a bomb?...go under ground?...i NEED to know!!
whats under there snake/...is he about to plant a bomb?...go under ground?...i NEED to know!!
He is going underground and moving a few blocks, planting a bomb and getting the hell outta there. There are two pop up pieces on that part of the set and I knew I could get some use out of that. Remember its Tech Deck so the feature is really for skating.
A behind-the-scenes look at the setup of our current banner:
As you can see, there's only one full building. The backdrop is flat printouts and a big blue piece of card, flanked by white bounce cards to reflect light back into the scene.
Very nice! You deserve to win the banner this month with your incredible dio
hope you guys enjoy...
i am new here, but i have been a member over at hisstank.com for quite sometime.
figured i'd share some of my work!
i am new here, but i have been a member over at hisstank.com for quite sometime.
figured i'd share some of my work!
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It's all natural light....shot with a Nikon D-60...
Excellent MLos1. You did a really nice job on those pics. That 4th one is my favorite, he totally looks like he just got done battling in the middle of the nastiest fire. If he has that much ash on him, I wonder how burnt up his opponent is.
Welcome to the boards. We got another Pennsylvanian.
Welcome to the boards. We got another Pennsylvanian.
A behind-the-scenes look at the setup of our current banner:
As you can see, there's only one full building. The backdrop is flat printouts and a big blue piece of card, flanked by white bounce cards to reflect light back into the scene.
Shots like this are great to help teach us novices how to set up such great pics!
Thank you!
Totally agree. The white board for light reflection is brilliant. With lighting being my issue with pics, that info is most helpfull. Thankyou!!
I just rolled some sculpey into pieces the size of pencils. Cut them to size. I printed the labels and glued them on. Did some Budwesier too. I have the labels for Grape soda, Mt Dew and pepsi ready to go just haven't put them together yet.
Thanx...i really like to use that ash for the shots...it's got that SAVING PRIVATE RYAN look to it...it's very bleached and fine, unlike some other materials that just look weird when you cover the figures in them because of the perspective...
The fine consistency of the ash is easy to wash off, and really fills the nooks and crannies of the figures and backgrounds.
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Ok well I'm going to jump in on this thread. It's not really a one shot, I'm plan on using it in a dio story I'm working on.
Ok well I'm going to jump in on this thread. It's not really a one shot, I'm plan on using it in a dio story I'm working on.
NICE!
can't wait to see the full dio
Cool set! The weathered wood looks great and the grass and dirt look very real and natural.
