"Tutorial: Beginners Guide to Miniature Photography " Topic

"This is a guide on how to take pictures indoors with no specialist lighting kit. I'm always asked how I take my photographs. Sadly, this guide isn't how I take my photographs. I prefer to use flash photography. Flash photography isn't a good start for beginners because it takes up room and costs more money. So with some basic kit, I'll show you how to take clear photographs of your miniatures.

What is a good photo?
We all love looking at pictures of painted models. A good photograph can really show off a paint job and present the miniature in the best possible way. So what makes a good photo? I would say a good photograph is one that is completely in focus, the colours are represented correctly, it's well lit with no obscurring shadows and the picture clarity is pin sharp (no noise or grain).

What kind of photographic equipment do I need?
For this tutorial you will need a camera that is capable of adjusting the Shutter Speed, Aperture, ISO and White Balance. Typically these cameras are DSLRs (Digital Single Lens Reflex) or Bridge (a hybrid between a point-and-shoot and a DSLR). You will also need a photographic grey card and a tripod…"
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Hope you enjoy!

Amicalement
Armand

Excellent – thank you.

I actually am impressed with his other posting o how to use your I-phone.

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Wow

Thanks Armand
Duane

In the unlikely event I ever paint a miniature worth photographing – this will come in handy! ;-)

Thanks for sharing. This will help me a lot.

Might get a bit more when I sell on Ebay. Thanks for sharing.

Happy you enjoyed it boys!. (smile)

Amicalement
Armand