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How to Photograph Scale Models by Shepard Paine and Lane Stewart 1984 SC
How to Photograph Scale Models by Shepard Paine and Lane Stewart
Copyright 1984
Soft Cover
64 Pages
MANY MODELERS are tempted to try photographing their models, but most are put off by the prospect of having to learn new skills and deal with an unknown and seemingly complex new field. A few actually do try, but are disappointed with their first results and give up in despair. This is a shame, because modern photographic equipment makes taking model photos easy.
Even if you have no previous photographic experience you can produce an acceptable model picture the first time out, using nearly any camera on the market. You don't need expensive specialized equipment - all you need is a handful of simple techniques to deal with the special problems of close-up photography.
This book describes those techniques in detail.
CHAPTER TITLES:
1 Getting started
2 Taking your first model pictures
3 Adding to your bag of tricks
4 Moving indoors: model photography with artificial light
5 Special setups for single models
6 Photographing model railroad layouts
7 Photographing miniature rooms, dollhouses, and boxed dioramas
8 Photographing models in action
9 Tabletop techniques and special effects
10 Professional equipment and techniques
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