Toy Photography - From Transformers to Non-Transformers

[Lint]

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.

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!

[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.

[Lint]

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

your new photo looks great. nicely focused.

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

[UltraMarginal]

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

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

[Deceptic_Optic]

Rampage by Deceptic_Optics, on Flickr

[Deceptic_Optic]

My First Gun by Deceptic_Optics, on Flickr

[Deceptic_Optic]

Not The Knife by Deceptic_Optics, on Flickr

[Deceptic_Optic]

CAll of Duty by Deceptic_Optics, on Flickr

[Hursticon]

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

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

[KalEl]