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BJD Photography Tutorial I
Published: 2009-09-20 15:13:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 51773; Favourites: 1338; Downloads: 0
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Full view please[EDIT] If you make use of the tutorial let me know~ :3 I'd love to see the results!
[EDIT 2] Fixed a couple of typos~
The first of a few tutorials I plan to do.
Since people where interested in lighting and someone asked me more specifically how I did this photo: [link] I figured I'd start off with something simple that only requires natural light.
Feel free to let me know if there's something that doesn't make sense or could do with more explanation.
Other shots using his technique or very similar:
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Hello! I tried my best to use this tutorial on a picture of mine! I liked the tutorial, also, with the credits. This is the picture: musumedesu.deviantart.com/art/β¦
Thanks so much for doing this! It has really motivated myself to practice and improve!
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You're very welcome! You made fantastic use of it and your photo looks great! Keep up the good work X3
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This is one of the best photography tutorial I have seen. Useful for even non-BJD cases.
Mind if I share on my tumblr? O3O
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Of course ^^ as long as it's credited share away~
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If I remember correctly (though I could be wrong because I made this tutorial a long time ago) I used a 50mm 1.4/f for this, though largely these days I'm shooting with a 28-75mm 2.8/f
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okay thank you so much!
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Oh wow, I always wondered how people got these nice shots. Such a simple technique that do so much beauty to a photo~
Thank you for sharing it, it's definitely going to be useful to me someday when I got photographing. c8
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I love this tutorial. Not that I have dolls to work with 
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I'm glad you enjoyed it! It's a technique that can apply to shooting other things too (like still lifes etc or even portraits if you have a big enough window) so I'm glad you found it handy ^^
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Great tutorial... I've been trying to take decent pictures of my dolls, with okay results... but this is a different technique that will be fun to try!
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Oh man, your tutorials are immensely helpful! I can't wait to give this a shot when I get home.
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Thank you so much for the tutorial!!
I tried it, but....I think I need more practice..
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I'm definitely going to 
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Thank you for a very helpfull tutorial! You did an amazing job with it <Π
I've tried it and that's the result: [link]
What do you think about it? >_<
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It looks awesome X3 I'm so glad you found the tutorial useful~
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I'm happy to hear you liked it <Π
All of your tutorials are very useful, thank you for sharing!
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Awesome guide! Thank you very much for making it.
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Very helpful tutorial! Here's my try after reading it [link]
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ooh, this is interesting. I learned alot. thanks
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ahh very useful. ill try this out sometime
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Thanks so much for the feature
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Hi there! Just wanted to tell how awesome this tutorial is and I also tried it! Here's the result (more in my gallery though) [link]
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Sorry for the triple fav on your tutorials. I really admire your work, and your tutorials are very clear and helpful.
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Used here: [link]
Thanks for sharing the info! ~
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^^ It looks awesome! I'm glad you found it usefull! :3
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This is really helpful, thank you! β₯
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Featured here:
[link]
forum still under construction, sorry.
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Great and illustrative tutorial, thanks very much for sharing with us.
By the way, congrasts on DD
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Used your tutorial here: [link] and here: [link]
Thanks very much! I'm looking forward to future tutorials from you. They're wonderful, and very much appreciated!
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what do you call those dolls? where do you get it?
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Thanks for the great tutorial <3 IΒ΄ve tried it today, hereΒ΄s what came out: [link]
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This tutorial inspired me to make this: [link] None of this was over my head, but I never thought to try it! Thanks.
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[link]
That might work...
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Wow this could be useful for so much more than dolls 
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Great tut, only suggestion is to fix what ISO means (International Standards Organization). You have it listed at IOS. =]
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Ah so it is >.< thanks for point it out, I'll fix that~
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Well done: concise and clear to read, and the presentation/composition is so well designed that it enhances unobtrusively. Thanks. (Plus, I learned from it.)
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