http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/transf...ml#post4510168

Here is a linked picture for you to look at. I made it out of a cardboard box, aluminum foil, and a peice of white posterboard.

Hey...first off thank you for the compliment. I actually work very hard to put forth the best videos i can. To edit them, i use Pinnacle Ultimate Studio 14 HD....hope that helps

Thanks. Maybe one day I'll do Unicron.

Thanks for the add.

Wow that sounds quite involving. I hope you'll get to try that

I have no customising skills and admire anyone with them I don't have E Barricade (is one of the combiner bodybots, right?), what is your plan?

Not bad, thank you. How are you?

Yeah, I know what you mean. When I use a TF box, I can change heights by turning the box up on end to get it high or lay it to to get it low. I usually use my Ultra Powerglide box.

One more thing. Don't use your camera's auto focus. Focus in on the object yourself. You can usually do this by depressing the same button you use to snap the picture. To auto focus, depress the button with a portion of the pressure it takes to actaully take a picture. Then when the picture in the display looks like it is in focus push the button in the rest of the way. Also I would advise in buying a small tripod for your camera. I found one at the dollar store. I also use old Transformer boxes. I just rest the camera on top of the box. the reason for this is, you don't want to trust your hands to stay still and not shake the camera. The steadier your camera is, the crisper the shot.

Honestly, I don't know all that much. I just have a cheap Kodak Easyshare. Taking good toy pics just depends mostly on your lighting and knowledge of the camera that you are using. For me, it was a couple months worth of trial and error. I know this probably doesn't help all that much as far as concrete info, but the best thing to do is take lots of pics and try things.