Show Your glow collection for VGA!

Glow Hedorah Marmit by The Moog Image Dump, on Flickr

Glow Yamaterans by The Moog Image Dump, on Flickr

 

Thanks super77m and ultrakaiju! And nice captures there Moog!

 

Mibora guts


Mummy Boy


Uamou

 

That skull looks amazing

 

^^^ Oooooh! I don't quite get what all the fuss is about re: Nag, but that is a great glow shot right there! I love how the GID orange paint looks like smeared and splattered blood.

 

thats a great shot. I love that toy.

 

That Zombie looks great! So does the NAG. Nice captures!

 

The good thing with having a migraine all day is that you may actually be awake at night when the kids sleep and be able to take some glow shots. Woot! (and sorry for the double posting in other topics...)

 

Big Eye Glow by The Moog Image Dump, on Flickr

 

^^^Big Eye Glow is super intense! Great capture!

Finally, an updated shot of all the glow I have.

 

Atom A. Amaresura trio



cats on cats on cats

 

Hone Suke Glow 3up by The Moog Image Dump, on Flickr

Greenmon Glow by The Moog Image Dump, on Flickr

 

Hey, great pics all. I've been trying to get a half-decent shot of a bunch of GID vinyl but cant seem to get it right.
Can anyone lend any tips (technique, lighting, situ, camera settings...?) to get the best results?

 

Zinc posted some tips a couple of pages back: viewtopic.php?p=531504#p531504

 

Thanks a bunch for the link, I missed that post. I'll give it a shot!

 

I use Manual setting ISO 80 - set to 15 second shutter speed (with the macro turned on so you get nice close up detail)

i don't have a tripod so i use a big lump of blue-tack to keep the camera in place - its surprisingly effective.

Also, sometimes i put the figures on a shiny surface so you get a nice glow reflection . . . . .

 

All these beautiful glow pics are making me consider starting my own glow collection. Thanks for the inspiration guys.

 

first try at this

 

*sigh* I'd love to give this thread an awesome glow shot but I'm a lazy piece of shit, with no patience for setting up a shot of that magnitude. Not to mention the trial and error involved would have me seeing red. Great pics from photographers with much patience!

 

Awesome !