Where do you photograph your bionicles/hf mocs?

[turtleman2020]

Im planning on posting my huge army of bionicles, but i don't know what i should do to take pictures of them. So waht do you use when you photograph your mocs? (lightbox, phone, camera, blank paper, etc.)

[Aanchir]

Im planning on posting my huge army of bionicles, but i don't know what i should do to take pictures of them. So waht do you use when you photograph your mocs? (lightbox, phone, camera, blank paper, etc.)

A non-patterned bedsheet can be an easy backdrop to rig up if it has no major creases. Preferably it should be a color that contrasts with your MOC; a neutral color if possible.

Usually I just improvise a backdrop from my surroundings (not very professional, I know) but this solution has served me well when writing reviews and photographing MOCs.

I'm sure some more proficient MOCists can offer you better advice, but I figured I'd give my two cents in case you wanted a "cheap & easy" solution.

[turtleman2020]

Thanks I'll probably have my mocs posted sometime this weekend.

[Kadabra]

A non-patterned bedsheet can be an easy backdrop to rig up if it has no major creases. Preferably it should be a color that contrasts with your MOC; a neutral color if possible.

Usually I just improvise a backdrop from my surroundings (not very professional, I know) but this solution has served me well when writing reviews and photographing MOCs.

I'm sure some more proficient MOCists can offer you better advice, but I figured I'd give my two cents in case you wanted a "cheap & easy" solution.

Haha, ditto! I usually use the white lid of my LEGO totes for my photos, or a black suitcase for brighter colored ones.

[Chols]

I made a small lightbox a while back.

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It's definitely the best Lego photography environment I've had, though it's not perfect. Because of it's open top, I have to shine the florescent lamp directly at the subject, which is not ideal lighting, even though it still helps visibility a lot. I think I need a way to reflect the light instead. Any ideas on how to go about that?

[The Mugbearer]

Enough said. This is my 'studio'. In fact, just a kitchen.