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Very good for new photographers, ball-jointed doll artists, doll artists, sculptures, basically any 3D art.
Taking photos of 3D art isn't always easy, you need a well-lit neutral background. There are many alternatives, but they're mostly either too complicated, too deer, or are too makeshift to work.
I make sculptures from time to time and I was wondering how I should take proper photos, I know this is going to be really helpful. I know I'll use this.
It'll be interesting to see what you and others come up with.
Keep posting!
Makin a hard light soft and a background plain without edges has never been easier.
The only thing that might be bothering is that some objects will not stand on the soft surface, but there are also easy methods to prevent a figure from falling over.
All in all the tutorial is easy to understand, even for people who don't speak English propperly / at all or don't have any experience in advanced photography.
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