Toy Photography - From Transformers to Non-Transformers

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Originally Posted by UltraMarginal

You need to look at the depth of field controls on your camera. it's either the f. stop or apeture size that has the most effect on it. I keep forgetting the details.

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Hah! After far too much time messing about I finally found the shooting mode that would allow me to control the aperture size. To great effect!

Cheers UltraMarginal!

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No worries, i'm very amature myself, I've just done a little reading in the past.

your new photo looks great. nicely focused.:)

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Originally Posted by UltraMarginal

No worries, i'm very amature myself, I've just done a little reading in the past.

your new photo looks great. nicely focused.:)

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Only downside I found to narrowing the aperture was that the brightness of the image went way down, so I had to employ flash :)

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Originally Posted by Lint

Only downside I found to narrowing the aperture was that the brightness of the image went way down, so I had to employ flash :)

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if you're using a Tripod you can also increase exposure time to let more light in.

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Rampage by Deceptic_Optics, on Flickr

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My First Gun by Deceptic_Optics, on Flickr

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Not The Knife by Deceptic_Optics, on Flickr

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CAll of Duty by Deceptic_Optics, on Flickr

Bloody Hell Deceptic, stop being so friggin' good at creative photography! :p:D

That shot of Parker on his knees is a superb replication of the scene from the film! :eek::cool:

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