Here's a screen shot of Infotex's website:
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| Infotex's website |
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Showing posts with label beetle. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
VW Beetle Photo Up!
I just want to share my excitement to see my VW Beetle diecast photo up at Infotex's website as I have mentioned from my previous post: VW Beetle Hoodie. I hope that this opportunity opens the door to new other possibilities.
Here's a screen shot of Infotex's website:
Cheers and thank you to Infotex for the opportunity.
Here's a screen shot of Infotex's website:
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Volkswagen Photoshoot -- Die-cast
Diecast? What comes into your mind? Yes, toy cars, usually. Die-cast are model toys made by the die-casting method using metal, plastic, and rubber. More details about die-casting can be found in this link.
I am stuck at home and it's raining outside and I thought it was a good time to spend time with a little photography. Actually, I was really planning on taking some photos of a die-cast VW Beetle that I borrowed from a co-worker at the office.
I knew shooting this beetle will be a challenge as this model have a lot of curves. I was planning of using two lights for the photographs but I ended with only using one 24W CFL bulb in my DIY soft box and lots of card boards for fill-light and shapers.
The above photo is edited. I frosted the headlamps with a hint of yellow just to give a little color. I wish that it had real lamps. The following photos, I retained the original color of the headlamps.
My one 24-Watt DIY softbox is placed directly on top of the model and card boards are placed around depending on the what needs to be filled with light and shaped.
Now from this shot you can really see that this is a die-cast car as the detail under the hood shows that it is really a scale model. I like though the detail of the spare tire inside the 'front' trunk.
Here's one shot that I did where I placed it beside a perfume cap. Actually, I thought that it can be substituted as a model garbage bin just to have some accessories.
Well, it was a very interesting afternoon and I'm looking forward for another set of die-cast stuff to shoot.
I am stuck at home and it's raining outside and I thought it was a good time to spend time with a little photography. Actually, I was really planning on taking some photos of a die-cast VW Beetle that I borrowed from a co-worker at the office.
I knew shooting this beetle will be a challenge as this model have a lot of curves. I was planning of using two lights for the photographs but I ended with only using one 24W CFL bulb in my DIY soft box and lots of card boards for fill-light and shapers.
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| VW Beetle 1/24 scale - Door Ajar |
The above photo is edited. I frosted the headlamps with a hint of yellow just to give a little color. I wish that it had real lamps. The following photos, I retained the original color of the headlamps.
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| VW Beetle 1/24 scale - Parked |
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| VW Beetle 1/24 scale - Hood Up |
Now from this shot you can really see that this is a die-cast car as the detail under the hood shows that it is really a scale model. I like though the detail of the spare tire inside the 'front' trunk.
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| VW Beetle 1/24 scale - Bin |
Here's one shot that I did where I placed it beside a perfume cap. Actually, I thought that it can be substituted as a model garbage bin just to have some accessories.
Well, it was a very interesting afternoon and I'm looking forward for another set of die-cast stuff to shoot.
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