How I turned a plain model into a great photograph
(or the poor man's version of the Hubble Telescope)
With a Digital Camera
1) Photographed model with a plain background (I used the cover of my barbeque!)
2) Took at least 4 pictures of the model outdoors at different angles.
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On the Internet
3) After deciding which angle of the model was best, I searched around
for a suitable background, in this case, a space background with planets.
Using Photo or Any Imaging Software
4) I then took the picture of the model, downloaded it into the computer,
opened up the photo program, and then using the tools, I "cut" the spaceship out of the black background, opened up the space background and pasted the spaceship on "top" of the background. Using the "move tool", I then moved the picture of the model around until it I got the desired visual effects.
5) After the image was composed, I saved it in both .JPG and .BMP formats, (if
you save it as Bitmap, you can also use it for your desktop!).
VOILA! A finished product!
Model by: Hector Nazario
Composition: Jorge Moreyra
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