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LEGO Photography Index

Since many of our members are involved in LEGO photography, we have decided to provide this handy index to the many existing reference topics pertaining to photography and photo editing. Do let us know if you think there are relevant topics that we might have missed.

 

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Thanks, added! :thumbup:

I don't know if you want to consider including the army/collection threads? The focus is usually on the content but some very nice photos sometimes.

Sure, I can have a look at them.

Thanks Fugazi for doing up this well compiled index. :thumbup:

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Thanks for then index Fugazi!

Gideon and I are working on a photo guide that covers everything from choosing a camera, aperture and ISO to photo editing.

We should have it finished by the end of the month.

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Gideon and I are working on a photo guide that covers everything from choosing a camera, aperture and ISO to photo editing.

We should have it finished by the end of the month.

Sounds awesome, looking forward to your contribution! :thumbup:

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What do you think about a "photo of the day"-style thread? What I mean is mostly non-lego photography, because the Lego photography is pretty well covered already. But since there must be many photo hobbyists and probably also professionals, how about sharing some of the day's mood in a dedicated thread? The way it works on some of the other forums is that there's a new topic for each month, started the 1st day. Then there's a link collection pointing to each of the earlier threads in the first post. It should not be a competition and there are no themes. Anything is fine, as long as it's Safe for work and follows the rules of the forums.

I didn't want to rush in and just create such topic, because maybe you moderators have an opinion on whether this kind of thread fits the forums.

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This has interesting potential for Lego photography of medium to small size MOCs, although it isn't cheap.

It is essentially a portable, easy to setup light tent with inbuilt LEDs for lighting the subject of the photo evenly. It measures570 x 490 x 150mm. More information on it can be found here- https://www.dpreview.com/articles/8781378731/sooc-studio-is-a-portable-foldable-photography-studio-with-leds

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Overall, I think it is just too expensive for what it is, but I am sure there will eventually be a cheap, Chinese knock off!

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Hi, I'd like to ask a photographic question: As I am a general toy / Lego photographer with no specialty, is it possible for me to create a single main topic to share all of my pictures in one designated place? If so, where should I add it? Thank you in advance for your reply :)

Hi, I'd like to ask a photographic question: As I am a general toy / Lego photographer with no specialty, is it possible for me to create a single main topic to share all of my pictures in one designated place? If so, where should I add it? Thank you in advance for your reply :)

Hi!

Actually it depends by your photo(s) theme as there are some photography thread:

But, if this about all of your photos, i think it would be fit in this forum.

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To LEGO photographers who use a light box tent/EZCube and additional day light bulbs, I have a question regarding size.
What size and lamps are you using and do you have recommendations what to do and don't?

I'm thinking of getting a light box tent in size 30 inch/ 76 cm. It's for small MOCs (Minifig scale Landspeeder) to big MOCs (UCS Slave 1 size). Or should I go for bigger? I want to use 2 to 3 lamps with day light bulbs.

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Hi everyone What kind of the back drop I should use if I want to take photo of my huge set?

Depends which colour your model is and how big it is in size. Usually, neutral colours like white, shades of grey and black work best. But some other colours might fit well.

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Does a natural background have the same crisp clean affect as a backdrop, or does it look tacky  

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Question about photo sharing sites. Which one is best to download to and be able to share photos to this site? I was using one for a while and I cannot seem to be able to upload now to it (they probably changed something and it got more confusing...) Thanks!

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On 7/17/2023 at 5:31 PM, JohnsLegos said:

Question about photo sharing sites. Which one is best to download to and be able to share photos to this site? I was using one for a while and I cannot seem to be able to upload now to it (they probably changed something and it got more confusing...) Thanks!

Here you got 10gb free storing space:

https://internxt.sjv.io/KedRMn

IMGBox is also free (if nothing changed).

 

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What are the common sites people upload their MOCs to these days? I'm sort of getting back into Lego after over a decade, and apparently Mocpages is dead.

2 hours ago, Darth Andrew said:

What are the common sites people upload their MOCs to these days? I'm sort of getting back into Lego after over a decade, and apparently Mocpages is dead.

flickr and bricksafe are two sites that are used to share mocs.

1 hour ago, Yperio_Bricks said:

flickr and bricksafe are two sites that are used to share mocs.

Thank you!

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