Jedi Insider Star Wars Photo Of The Day: "R4-M9" By Shooting The Galaxy

By Bespin refugee on 2020-04-16 in Toy Photography
Here at Jedi Insider, we want to spotlight awesome Toy Photography from some of the hottest photographers on the Internet today.

Today, we are spotlighting a photo titled "R4-M9" by Shooting The Galaxy


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Spack - 2020-04-18 @ 10:16 pm

The angle on that shot is perfect.

Spack - 2020-04-18 @ 5:47 pm

Can you please tell me where you got those hallway pieces?

ShootingtheGalaxy - 2020-04-18 @ 4:04 pm
3 hours ago, Spack said:

I always enjoy your work and have recently submitted my first pic inspired by your shots. I think in this one however, the angle of the picture behind the door is not working. Your camera angle is a bit too low. Here is a similar diorama shot that I had to take several shots of before I got the depth of field to be believable.

Yeah that's just the piece that it came with. Nothing I can do about that. It bugs me too but I just try and imagine that maybe there's an incline/ramp hallway back there or something lol

This is the angle I have to shoot to make it line up and create the illusion of real depth

Spack - 2020-04-18 @ 12:46 pm

I always enjoy your work and have recently submitted my first pic inspired by your shots. I think in this one however, the angle of the picture behind the door is not working. Your camera angle is a bit too low. Here is a similar diorama shot that I had to take several shots of before I got the depth of field to be believable.

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