The first thing i noticed is the calmness you breath. I watched some adhd filmtographers on yt and they get me hyped and then nothing! But you are really calm and easy to watch
An interesting look behind the scenes. I wish the jump from filming with my phone to an actual decent camera setup wasnt more than a house payment :-D. But some good info on using the phone. Cheers!
Haha, so true, plus expensive equipment are so overwhelming. After putting all that hard work in creating the model, and if the video quality is poor, it’s a punch in the gut, Sigh!
Outstanding! As a miniature builder myself, I find your work both, intimidating and inspiring. I hope to one day achieve your level of skill. And, on that note, yes, I would definitely, very much, like to see a "deeper dive" into how you shoot your diorama builds. In fact, I just subscribed, and clicked my very first bell on RUclips, (after discovering you while looking for that very video, and watching many of your videos since), so I'll be sure not to miss it when you post it. I haven't built anything in over a decade, and just set my shop for the first time since my last build. But now that I'm getting close to retirement age, I'm looking for something I can do at home, to supplement my meager social security, in the hopes that I can retire with a profitable hobby to keep me from eating cat food and/or going insane. That's where you come in... Hey, thanks for sharing. Seriously, I am blown away by your work.
I love your work the kind of detailing and footage quality that you achieve is amazing. I would like to see more behind the scene how to capture miniature models in a cinematic way. It’s a real struggle, especially without expensive equipment. This video helps, and hope to see more content like this. Thank you so much 🙌🏽
Great video and very interesting to see how much work goes not only into your beautiful and detailed dioramas but also into the filming. Awesome end results. Thank you and I hope you'll never run out of ideas for more dioramas.
Thanks for your introduction to some very interesting technology. Would like to use some of your methodologies to photograph model train dioramas. We will stay tuned.
Really enjoy you walking through this so clearly but also concisely. Also appreciate you showing the more budget friendly alternative and the differences in quality. Really cool video, thank you!
Oct. 2, 2021---Thanks for this and your other videos. You're doing what I want to do, but in 1/35 scale for some zombie/ apocalypse dioramas. And I understand how you can accumulate stuff over a period of years. Got into model building back in '74 and quit about 20 years ago. But once I saw others building zombie/apocalypse dioramas, I was hooked and haven't looked back. When I quit modeling for awhile, had 1,500 unbuilt kits and resin, fantasy figures. With my new interest, it's running around 1,900? Been sked to post a video of them, but the only camcorder I have is a 8mm one that uses cassettes. But I did pick up a Nikon P900 after seeing YT review videos on it. That's because of its macro ability. When I can zoom in a quarter that's in focus, I'm happy.
You have excellent insight! I really believe that the minatures is only part of the battle. I believe the rest relies on the camera equipment, the filtering, the lighting and acceptable angles.
PLEASE CAN YOU DO THE LIVING ROOM IN THE 2nd CONJURING MOVIE. Including the recliner chair next to the stairs of the old man who says “This is my house, get out now!”
Just found your channel today and love what I’m seeing. This is next level work! Can’t wait to watch everything. Thanks for the detailed breakdown since I’m also a photographer.
I have an old 16mm camera that has parallax viewing. Are there any affordable tools aout there that can be used to compensate for the parallax once your field of view has been established? As an example let's say that the parallax is one inch to the righ and one inch down. Are there any tools that can be used to adjust the camera to that exact measurement to make sure that the lens is seeing what you originally framed up in the parallax viewfinder?
Amazing work. Besides a 3D printer, what types of material do you use to build your miniatures? And what stores can you get these materials from? Thanks in advance.
Thanks for this! I have been dreading even attempting to photograph some miniatures for a one time project. Now I am a bit more confident trying to use my phone instead of selling my first born to buy some equipment.........
I am working on a wheelchair I will have for sale sometime in the future, but the other pieces from this project were random, purchased from Amazon. There are a lot of different pieces to buy online, 1/12 scale dollhouses are a popular size
I've been wanting that lowa macro probe for a few years ever since it was released but could never justify the price vs how niche it is. I think you just sold me another lense lol
Amazing work! I want to say that placing your light further away will better emulate the sun's nearly parallel rays coming thru the window...but between the fact that so many shows and films are lit similarly (of course on larger scale) and the diverging beams being a stylistic choice.. Idk if it's worthwhile advice 🤔🤷♂️ Regardless, very inspiring work
Cool. Can you speak to the advantages/joy of filming dioramas vs. say creating a 3D digital world? I'm considering going the diorama path with a project
Super helpful video! I appreciate you taking the time to talk about beginners and effects you can create with limited resources. Question; what video editing software do you use to process your raw footage to what we see here on your channel? Thanks in advance!
Yeah, there IS difference between professional and phone camera. Phone's shoot looks a bit more simple and not so natural, but it's still great, if diorama itself made very well. Thank you for behind the scenes, in your videos we see how much work to make a scene, but now we can see another meaning part of creation your wonderful result. It's very interesting! But we don't know first part of this journey. Do you making sketches or some sort of blueprints or anything else?
The model miniature you are using in the shot looks exactly like the guest house from Resident Evil 7 at the beginning of the game. Did you intend it that way?
Hey im new to your channel and instantly fell in love with your art work dude. I would like to see a fallout or last of us style diorama keep up the videos makes me want to get back into my art side lol I used to edit videos all the time an make stop motion films
The shorter depth of field of the probe lens on such a large sensor camera gives it away that the scene is a miniature. If you filmed a full-sized table in a room, the background wouldn't be thrown that much out of focus, even if you shot wide open, which you never would do for that kind of shot anyway. So the cell phone camera has a more realistic DOF. Of course the cell phone has annoying sharpening artifacts and is rendering more detail (which can be good or bad), since it's all in focus.
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The first thing i noticed is the calmness you breath. I watched some adhd filmtographers on yt and they get me hyped and then nothing! But you are really calm and easy to watch
100% Genuine personality > fake bs everytime.
Im a graffitti artist whos into dioramas and filming them. Thisssssssss was pure gold. Thanks a lot G
An interesting look behind the scenes. I wish the jump from filming with my phone to an actual decent camera setup wasnt more than a house payment :-D. But some good info on using the phone. Cheers!
Haha I wish it was cheaper too! Appreciate it!
Haha, so true, plus expensive equipment are so overwhelming. After putting all that hard work in creating the model, and if the video quality is poor, it’s a punch in the gut, Sigh!
My first slider was an old HO train car on some track that I stapled to a two by four. It worked out better than I expected.
I’m loving this channel.
Haha gotta start somewhere!
Amazing setup and awesome work!
I appreciate it, I’m loving your repainting masks videos!!
@@AbandonedMiniatures Thanks!
I love seeing behind the scenes stuff like this. It's so cool just seeing how much time and effort goes into doing what you love.
Outstanding! As a miniature builder myself, I find your work both, intimidating and inspiring. I hope to one day achieve your level of skill.
And, on that note, yes, I would definitely, very much, like to see a "deeper dive" into how you shoot your diorama builds.
In fact, I just subscribed, and clicked my very first bell on RUclips, (after discovering you while looking for that very video, and watching many of your videos since), so I'll be sure not to miss it when you post it.
I haven't built anything in over a decade, and just set my shop for the first time since my last build. But now that I'm getting close to retirement age, I'm looking for something I can do at home, to supplement my meager social security, in the hopes that I can retire with a profitable hobby to keep me from eating cat food and/or going insane.
That's where you come in...
Hey, thanks for sharing. Seriously, I am blown away by your work.
Love your work, and the powered standing desk is an amazing idea. I might have to look into one just for this reason!
Great vid! Please make more videos about your prod and post-prod process!
Excellent building skills with atmospheric results. Nice to see the inspector making a contribution. Thanks for the brilliant video.
I love your work the kind of detailing and footage quality that you achieve is amazing. I would like to see more behind the scene how to capture miniature models in a cinematic way. It’s a real struggle, especially without expensive equipment. This video helps, and hope to see more content like this. Thank you so much 🙌🏽
Great video and very interesting to see how much work goes not only into your beautiful and detailed dioramas but also into the filming. Awesome end results. Thank you and I hope you'll never run out of ideas for more dioramas.
Nice dude, thanks so much for taking the time to share. It's awesome knowing things like this.
Thanks for watching!
This looks so good! Great work
Great advice and presentation! Thanks very much for this!
very cool
Appreciate it!
Thank you so much this info was so helpful. Always really great videos!!!
Thanks for the great tips. I look forward to trying some out on my channel.
pretty cool!
Thanks for your introduction to some very interesting technology. Would like to use some of your methodologies to photograph model train dioramas. We will stay tuned.
Really enjoy you walking through this so clearly but also concisely. Also appreciate you showing the more budget friendly alternative and the differences in quality. Really cool video, thank you!
Yes!! The deep dive would be awesome, especially if you keep including some of those less expensive options please!
Oct. 2, 2021---Thanks for this and your other videos. You're doing what I want to do, but in 1/35 scale for some zombie/ apocalypse dioramas. And I understand how you can accumulate stuff over a period of years. Got into model building back in '74 and quit about 20 years ago. But once I saw others building zombie/apocalypse dioramas, I was hooked and haven't looked back. When I quit modeling for awhile, had 1,500 unbuilt kits and resin, fantasy figures. With my new interest, it's running around 1,900? Been sked to post a video of them, but the only camcorder I have is a 8mm one that uses cassettes. But I did pick up a Nikon P900 after seeing YT review videos on it. That's because of its macro ability. When I can zoom in a quarter that's in focus, I'm happy.
This is just so Wonder bro. Wow. I am blown away by this
You have excellent insight! I really believe that the minatures is only part of the battle. I believe the rest relies on the camera equipment, the filtering, the lighting and acceptable angles.
Great work man, thanks for sharing how you do it all, and thank you for the great tips! Incredible work and incredible cinematography!
Excellent work! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
PLEASE CAN YOU DO THE LIVING ROOM IN THE 2nd CONJURING MOVIE. Including the recliner chair next to the stairs of the old man who says “This is my house, get out now!”
this is absolutely incredible.
well done you deserve more viewers !
Fantastic look at your process!
Nice, this is the one I have been waiting for.
The dioramas and camera work are amazing! Awesome Work!
Si mi pana lanzate con mas videos de este tipo están uffff super demasiados buenos...
Just found your channel today and love what I’m seeing. This is next level work! Can’t wait to watch everything. Thanks for the detailed breakdown since I’m also a photographer.
This is a great video! Would like to see more of the behind the scenes style vids like this!
thank you for sharing, it really inspiring
This is so cool and inspiring
Wow. That's a pro setup for sure and your videos show in quality!
Would love to see more of this!
Amazing Job looks so good 🤘🏼🤘🏼🔥🔥🙌🏻🙌🏻🖤🖤
I love your work.Its absolut amazing!
Thank you for taking the time to share your craft and passion. Excellent info here! Cheers ~ Boomer.
Thank you for that awesome info🤘🏻 I would love to know where you bought that nice lamp behind you. That’s the perfect kind of lamp I need 😊
It’s the Phive LED Task Light, link is in the description!
@@AbandonedMiniatures yay thank you!!
Technology at the service of art ...Superb!👍
What app did u use for the iphone shot
Thank you for sharing this! Beautiful eye for filming your scenes
wow great job
Super cool! What is the spray can you use for the smoke effect?
The things and the handmade effects and costumes are still way better than CGI's nowadays.. 😌
As always, your work is always superb! :)
Hi, where did you buy the power desk stand,? I didn't see that in the description, thanks!
I have an old 16mm camera that has parallax viewing. Are there any affordable tools aout there that can be used to compensate for the parallax once your field of view has been established? As an example let's say that the parallax is one inch to the righ and one inch down. Are there any tools that can be used to adjust the camera to that exact measurement to make sure that the lens is seeing what you originally framed up in the parallax viewfinder?
This is fascinating!
Would love to see you replicate the batcave from Batman 1989. 👍🏻
What did you use for the 200D modifier? To make the light narrow
I love your work.
Nice video! What are you using to create the fog? Thx u
Fantastic!! Thank you for all the explanation!
VERY GOOD JOB !
Hello! What kind of spray bottle did you use to achieve that god rays effect?
Amazing work. Besides a 3D printer, what types of material do you use to build your miniatures? And what stores can you get these materials from?
Thanks in advance.
Very inspiring thanks
Thanks for sharing, I've been loving your work. This might make me finally bite the bullet on the probe lens! :)
Excellent job!
Thanks for the tips!
Hella cool bro!
Love your work.
Wow that's incredible work!! Do you have one where you've done the sets from the movie "The thing" John Carpenter's movie
J'adore, bravo 👍
Hi sir I'm a new subscriber..your video is amazing.. what do you call the spray that you use as fog effect on this video?thank you
Thank you for this video. it helps al lot for my next steps. :-)
Your channel is Amazing! 👍🤩 One question... do you offer your models for sale?
Amazing 👍👍👍
Thanks for this! I have been dreading even attempting to photograph some miniatures for a one time project. Now I am a bit more confident trying to use my phone instead of selling my first born to buy some equipment.........
Do you have the 3D files for the wheelchair, sinks, stove and fridge that I could buy? I din't see them in your website.
I am working on a wheelchair I will have for sale sometime in the future, but the other pieces from this project were random, purchased from Amazon. There are a lot of different pieces to buy online, 1/12 scale dollhouses are a popular size
Super cool!
This is amazing
Nice work sir. Sir can i shoot miniature diorama with 24 fps
Amazing bro!!!!!
I've been wanting that lowa macro probe for a few years ever since it was released but could never justify the price vs how niche it is. I think you just sold me another lense lol
This...IS SO COOL
Thanks man!! Been watching your channel personally for a while 🤘
Amazing work! I want to say that placing your light further away will better emulate the sun's nearly parallel rays coming thru the window...but between the fact that so many shows and films are lit similarly (of course on larger scale) and the diverging beams being a stylistic choice.. Idk if it's worthwhile advice 🤔🤷♂️
Regardless, very inspiring work
Cool. Can you speak to the advantages/joy of filming dioramas vs. say creating a 3D digital world? I'm considering going the diorama path with a project
Great work
Is it possible to film a person and a miniature separately and combine the two?!? Like make it look like the person is in the miniature?!?
I would love to see your take on the Spencer mansion from resident evil 1 games
I want to start doing diorama where can I start from ?
Super helpful video! I appreciate you taking the time to talk about beginners and effects you can create with limited resources.
Question; what video editing software do you use to process your raw footage to what we see here on your channel? Thanks in advance!
Davinci Resolve and Adobe Premiere
@@AbandonedMiniatures Thanks for the reply! Did you self train on these softwares? Which is the best for beginners in your opinion?
Could you potentially piece all of these dioramas together creating the entire house in R.E.7?
Can you tell which snoot is on the Aputure Amaran 200D?
The result is astonishing. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
It’s just a cheap one from Amazon. Almost any attachment with a Bowen’s mount will work on the 200D
Thank you!
Yeah, more please!
Yeah, there IS difference between professional and phone camera. Phone's shoot looks a bit more simple and not so natural, but it's still great, if diorama itself made very well.
Thank you for behind the scenes, in your videos we see how much work to make a scene, but now we can see another meaning part of creation your wonderful result. It's very interesting! But we don't know first part of this journey. Do you making sketches or some sort of blueprints or anything else?
What's that spray exactly?
The model miniature you are using in the shot looks exactly like the guest house from Resident Evil 7 at the beginning of the game. Did you intend it that way?
Yup, there’s a video all about it on my channel!
Do you use LUTs when shooting? If so what do you like looking at? I like atmospherics but those rooms you are shooting in are really dusty!
Can you recreate the American horror story house from season 1? When it’s abandoned
Hey im new to your channel and instantly fell in love with your art work dude. I would like to see a fallout or last of us style diorama keep up the videos makes me want to get back into my art side lol I used to edit videos all the time an make stop motion films
It looks like entrance of the house from resident evil 7
The shorter depth of field of the probe lens on such a large sensor camera gives it away that the scene is a miniature. If you filmed a full-sized table in a room, the background wouldn't be thrown that much out of focus, even if you shot wide open, which you never would do for that kind of shot anyway. So the cell phone camera has a more realistic DOF. Of course the cell phone has annoying sharpening artifacts and is rendering more detail (which can be good or bad), since it's all in focus.
Es muy loco y súper realistas
I've got the STIGA table - now I just need the rest :P