Black and white Bear things

[Pandadosmares]

just photos of my works

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[mahon]

these are some very good photos... at last...

[Maru]

to smal aperture - so you get wery short sharpnes - well a direct 1
on 1 photo alice is sharpen but next plane is blured
on secound in reverse
but beside that photos are good
(you would make good portrait with similar setings )

[mahon]

again you have two solutions:

1. make two photos with identical settings and positions, just focus on Alice first and on the wall second. then merge these two into one photo - unnecessary LOADS of work...
2. faster and easier: use higher aperture settings like f 13 or 22 and then adjust exposure time accordingly...

now tell me which is the right way to do it?

my answer is: 2, unless you cannot do it for some reason - then resort to 1, but only if you really cannot do it in any other way, because you will have quite some work with it...

[Pandadosmares]

Cool, thanks to both ill try that.

I was happy with the photos the 1st i tried to put alice as the main piece, and on the 2nd all the rest.

But i could have done 2 photos with everything focused, Thanks again (so much to learn)

[Demi_morgana]

Great job Panda
Painting is sweet as well as the story behind the thing

[Pandadosmares]

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Woot another mini painted im really happy with this one

[Nameless]

now, try not to forget about the contrast on your next minis, and add smoother transitions
cool mini Panda!

[Demi_morgana]

very well done mate!
my only suggestion - add another lamp to annihilate those shadows model casts on the background

[mahon]

terrible photos. this blue cast is horrible. get yourself a grey card. simply make a BW xerox copy of the blue one...