My self made photo studio!
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- Picture of the dayJun 05, 2009
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After five years of work and one million dollars spent, here is my self made portable (almost) photo studio built only for the sake of shooting figurines =)
I followed Bakamandy's tutorial and added my own modifications figure.tsuki-bo...
I followed Bakamandy's tutorial and added my own modifications figure.tsuki-bo...
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whooooo.. sooo effin cooool dude! kudos!
Wow! really awesome, it's like a professional photostudio, only smaller :D
Thanks Yuna! =)
Singer_Yuna All along the Watchtower ♪
Awesome!!
My future photo studio will be more simple...your's awesome!
My future photo studio will be more simple...your's awesome!
Yeah, you got it right, Yama. Here in Brazil we call it "paspatur", it is a thin sheet of styrofoam glued between two sheets of cardboard, it's a light and strong material. At first I was intending to use balsa wood but the paspatur become a cheaper option.
takarayama Enjoyer of Life.™
I used some cardboard meant for framing pictures to make the structure and vegetable paper for the sides =)I think this is what you got: "Passepartout, the French term for a mat, a paper or, more usually, cardboard sheet with a cutout, which is placed under the glass in a frame. A photo (or print, drawing, etc.) is placed beneath it, with the cutout framing it. The passepartout serves two purposes: first, to prevent the image from touching the glass, and second, to frame the image and enhance its visual appeal."
It seems it can also be spelled "passe-partout". I don't know any French so I don't know which is correct.
It seems it can also be spelled "passe-partout". I don't know any French so I don't know which is correct.
Hi,
I don't know the exact names in English, sorry :P But I used some cardboard meant for framing pictures to make the structure and vegetable paper for the sides =)
I don't know the exact names in English, sorry :P But I used some cardboard meant for framing pictures to make the structure and vegetable paper for the sides =)
Sweet! :O It looks awesome! What material did you use for box?
Hi takarayama!
It's easy to built your own studio if you really want to do, only my laziness hindered me to finish it earlier :P
Indeed the camera is a Canon SX10 IS, but I prefer my Sony DSC H50 for shooting my figurines because I think it delivers better results. Thank you for inviting me, I'll join your club =)
It's easy to built your own studio if you really want to do, only my laziness hindered me to finish it earlier :P
Indeed the camera is a Canon SX10 IS, but I prefer my Sony DSC H50 for shooting my figurines because I think it delivers better results. Thank you for inviting me, I'll join your club =)
takarayama Enjoyer of Life.™
I intend to some day make something similar to what you have. I haven't got further than the thought of making something, though. ^^:
Is that a Canon PowerShot SX10 IS on the tripod? I love having that same kind of rotatable display on my S5 IS. It's great for taking outdoors pictures at weird angles! ^_^
Thanks for sharing a picture of your studio. ^^
PS. Feel free to join the photography club. ^.~
Is that a Canon PowerShot SX10 IS on the tripod? I love having that same kind of rotatable display on my S5 IS. It's great for taking outdoors pictures at weird angles! ^_^
Thanks for sharing a picture of your studio. ^^
PS. Feel free to join the photography club. ^.~
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