This is
my first attempt on Photo reviewing a figure so please bear with me :) I
have always been a toy collector/enthusiast since I was little and just
recently Hot Toys 1/6 scale caught my attention. I find bloggers who
post final products for Hot Toys very creative as I enjoy looking at it,
they bring drama and life to the figures and I thought I wanted to do
that too, just for fun and learning.
So
here it is, my first photo review, I did not go much into details in
this one as I am only trying which lighting set up would be best. I did
a 3 light set up. 1 rim lighting, 1 key and fill on both sides. I
combined it with light painting just to light up dark areas and to bring
life to the figure's eyes. I used black cloth as a background, I have
yet to find a black acrylic sheet for my base so that the figures feet
will give a slight reflection. This set was shot with a 15 sec shutter
speed, f16 aperture, and 100 ISO. Minimal editing was done, the photos
in lightroom was a bit light but when I exported it, it seem to have
gone darker so I did not tweak it so much, just crop and highlights
adjustment.
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DX12 right out off the box
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Highly detailed back |
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DX12 Magnetized Utilty Belt. It can hold both parts of the sticky bomb gun with ease. | |
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Bat Bombs |
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Batarangs |
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DX12 Comes with 3 face plates, this is the normal/slight smirking one |
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Angry face plate |
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Scowling Face Plate |
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DX12's PERS in action. (Paralel Eyeball Rolling System) |
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DX12 with cape |
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EMP Rifle |
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The Assembled Sticky Bomb Gun which was used in The Dark Knight movie. |
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DX12 also comes with 1 Christian Bale headsculpt |
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