How to Take GREAT Scale Model Photos... With Your Phone!

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In this video, we'll take a look at some tips & tricks for improving your scale model photography! Using your cell phone camera & small investment in some basic equipment, you'll be able to take professional photos of your scale models to share on social media.
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Chapters:
Intro: 00:00
Supplies: 01:54
Photo Tutorial: 04:35
Photo Selection & Editing: 07:19

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27 июл 2024

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@ada42klm 2 года назад

Outstanding video, on a great, important subject. I also just picked up a black box to take better pictures, and I already see a huge difference. Again, thank you and Kudos to you my friend.

@SpruesNBrews 2 года назад

Thanks so much! Glad to hear the lightbox is working for you, too! 👍

@julianbye9066 10 месяцев назад

Great tips, Hank. I think i need a light box. Many thanks

@williamhudacsek5462 2 года назад

Thank you for the subject. This topic was extremely helpful. Cheers!

@SpruesNBrews 2 года назад

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed - cheers! 🍻

@rickgregory9616 Год назад

Very good information. I also use my iPhone for all my photos and videos. I'm just starting out posting on You Tube and have a lot to learn, but at the same time having a lot of fun. For both photos and videos, I use Ortery Photo Studio. My wife got this for her jewelry website, but I like to use it for my model photos. It connects directly to your computer giving you a WUSIWYG. Though I can't use Ortery for my 1:8 scale diecast models, I'm starting to use it for my plastic 1:12 & 1:16 builds. One thing I learned the hard way with You Tube - film in 16:9 format! I transferer videos from my iPhone and edit them using Movavi Video Suite.

@liamgray9805 2 года назад

Thanks Hank, great tips may think about this for 4/5 build after getting back into the hobby, cheers stake care.

@SpruesNBrews 2 года назад

Oh that's great! Thanks for watching - cheers! 🍻

@SchmidtJim Год назад

Good morning! I used a light booth for photographing a finished model for the first time yesterday and I was…AMAZED at the difference it made! Thanks again for the video and tips!

@SpruesNBrews Год назад

Oh great! I'm really glad to hear it! I'm hoping to make an updated photography video pretty soon here, too 👍

@terrywoodham8419 2 года назад

Keep up the great videos they are a great help and very interesting so cheers 🍻

@SpruesNBrews 2 года назад

Thanks! Glad to hear - appreciate it! 🍻

@moitoi4064 2 месяца назад

Thank you so much for the tips. I’m new to this, just bought a large size photo box for my plane models, 80cm X 80cm and it’s a game changer. My question is how do you post your photos on RU-vid since RU-vid accepts only videos.

@larrybrown1824 2 года назад

Good tips! Thanks. 3 rules of photography: lighting, lighting, lighting. LOL If you ever try to do an article for Fine Scale Modeler, they prefer photos in the RAW format. Does the galaxy let you pick formats? I don't think my iPhone does.

@SpruesNBrews 2 года назад

Haha you got it! And thanks for the FSM tip - I do think my phone will shoot RAW, so that's helpful! 👍