3D Printed Photo Booth / Photo Sweep

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Here's how you can start taking better photos/videos of your 3D Prints with this simple but extremely useful 3D Printable Photo Sweep - quick DIY project

Photo Sweep Stand by HPaul

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I am so printing these, my primary hobby is knifemaking and have had a hard time taking pictures of them, this will help a lot.

par

Great video, Jessy. I do MISS your FDM content so thanks for throwing in a little bit for us that did not be get into resin. Also, GREAT to see your finishing skills get some screen time. I don't mind seeing the raw prints but I forgot how great your finishing looked. Super job.

mikesilluzio

Great tutorial and very nice results! Always great to have a setup where you can customize the background and control the lighting!

SuperMakeSomething

Jessy this is so freaking awesome, I have been finding it a little difficult to get some backgrounds to sit up when taking thumbnails for videos. Once my current print is done I will print them on my Ender 5 plus, might have to do multiple just because it is always good having backups. Thank you!

NatesMiniatures

Yup, Printing and using this! Also, AWESOME Paint work on Starro!

offearthd

The photos and videos look great with the background. What an easy setup. Thanks for the tip!

ethansdadd

Wish I had seen this before I made my husband install an IKEA window shade (yes!) in front of my work bench. I just roll that sucker down like it's school picture time! I think I was using something like that first paper holder, a real PITA to get set up. But I've also used tri-fold display cardboard (like for science fair), poster board propped on a tool box, and a roll of shelf liner. The nice thing is whenever a kid has needed posterboard for a class project they can go raid mom's photo supplies.

stldenise

As a professional product photographer, a few points:

1) I use continuous paper in rolls for most of my photography. The big name in the business is Savage, which can be found at most photography stores in a variety of colors.
2) Continuous paper gets scuffed and creased a lot; be prepared to replace it regularly. (This is why I get rolls.) Before replacing, remember that you can use both sides of the paper.
3) For miniatures photography, you generally don't want to use a photo box, because they're designed to bring light in from the top. For minis, you want light from the front.
4) Watch out for your exposure. With light backgrounds on an automatic exposure mode, the camera will "correct" for the brightness and underexpose. (I'm seeing this in a lot of cases here.) Dark backgrounds will give you overexposure.
5) Cameras also "correct" for color casts, so if you use strongly colored backgrounds, you'll want to include a neutral reference so you can "uncorrect".
6) Short focal length lenses (specifically including many camera phone lenses) have a deeper depth of field (welcome to optical physics). If you're having problems with depth of field, try your camera instead of your DSLR.

dougsundseth

This was EXACTLY what I was looking for! I have been taping the paper to a bookshelf and it just causes the paper to have tons of tape on it and takes forever to assemble. I am printing this ASAP

melsminiloft

These are so key for taking pictures of 3D prints, especially minis! I built one a few years ago for eBay listings and miniatures (3D printed). I love the clamps on this file though, so I may have to try it out.

tdougler

Your paint job actually turned out really great, you should keep painting.

plasticarcade

Fantastic idea! Thanks so much for this video. Going off to print some soon. They look so easy to use. Husband paints Warhammer figures and I do cosplay props. We have a photo box however he is finding his army is already getting too big to take group photos. This might give us another option. Also love the different lighting options.

AstrocyteCosplay

as "the miniatures person" of my group, people ask me this more than anything else:
How do you get those pictures?

I love your janky first gen version but I was so relieved to see the upgraded version tbh

trashfirefuneral

You could replace the colored cardstock with a diffusor panel and then put an LED strip behind it for soft, colored, backlighting if you were so inclined.

KarrMcDebt