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Wookie · November 26th, 2004, 20:24

I'm not a photographer but here's my basic suggestions...

- Get as close to the figure as possible (1" to 3") while getting the whole figure in the shot

- Make sure your shot is perfectly focused (fuzzy pics suck!)

- Shoot a 3/4 profile shot (not straight-on shot or side-shot)

- Take the shot from a slightly raised position (1" or 2") above the figure

- Have at least two (2) light sources coming from opposite directions to make sure your figure's detail isn't obscured in shadow

Tubal's suggestion to google for tips is a great tip ***pats Tubal on the back***

November 26th, 2004, 20:24	#4 (permalink)
Wookie Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Cincinnati Ohio Age: 43 Posts: 352 Rep Power: 51	I'm not a photographer but here's my basic suggestions... - Get as close to the figure as possible (1" to 3") while getting the whole figure in the shot - Make sure your shot is perfectly focused (fuzzy pics suck!) - Shoot a 3/4 profile shot (not straight-on shot or side-shot) - Take the shot from a slightly raised position (1" or 2") above the figure - Have at least two (2) light sources coming from opposite directions to make sure your figure's detail isn't obscured in shadow Tubal's suggestion to google for tips is a great tip *pats Tubal on the back* __________________ I hear voices...and they don't like you!