Picture Taking

[taulknubin]

Im interested in finding if there is a good way of taking lego pick's with a web cam, i sadly realized today that my webcam is terible for lego pictures so im interested to see if there is any way ?

[J1A3L5]

Umm, why is it terrible for LEGO pictures?

Is it too grainy? If this is the problem, it's probably hopeless, and you just need a better camera.

Is it too blurry? Try resting the camera on something so it is perfectly still.

Is it too dark? Try different lighting directions, intensities and types.

There is a point at which you just need a new camera, and a point at which the camera is acceptable, you just need to know a bit about photography. Unfortunately, webcam pics are usually on the needing a new camera end of that.

I'm glad you realize that the pictures aren't worth posting, instead of posting them and then complaining when people complain. Thank you!

-John "J1A3L5" Langrish.

[Steven329]

taulknubin said:

Im interested in finding if there is a good way of taking lego pick's with a web cam, i sadly realized today that my webcam is terible for lego pictures so im interested to see if there is any way ?

I take it with my webcam too. FYI it will come out fuzy.

[taulknubin]

Ahhh I see thanks for the info

[J1A3L5]

steven329 said:

taulknubin said:

Im interested in finding if there is a good way of taking lego pick's with a web cam, i sadly realized today that my webcam is terible for lego pictures so im interested to see if there is any way ?

FYI it will come out fuzy.

I don't see how you can be certain. I know someone who has a webcam and can take perfectly acceptable pictures with it. While the majority of webcam pictures aren't worth posting, you can get webcams with proper photo resolution. I'd imagine they're fairly pricey though. You get what you pay for.

You'd probably be best off just getting a real camera.

-John "J1A3L5" Langrish.

[Steven329]

The way I get my real pics is my grandfathers laptop which is 3 hours away!