Mate I don’t think you realised how much you have inspired me, I’ve just ordered a Stormtrooper action figure and i will go to the forest right next to me. Thanks mate your a legend.

This video really helpful for the Amertuter like me, and it also helpful for the people who are all don't have a camera

Jared! I'm in the middle of editing a video and this pops up! That's the editing on hold for 10 minutes 🤣🤣 as always man! You're an inspiration, always enjoy when you drop a video and the way you've helped me shape my toy photography is extremely appreciated! You're awesome bro!!

Thank you for letting us in on your technique on Toy Photography. Looking forward to the next video on this topic and THANK YOU FOR THE WORK YOU ARE DOING...

Awesome video bro it's great you're trying to help people take amazing shots no matter what their budget or experience , well done dude !

Wow! Even with just a phone, you made it look awesome. It's not really about the equipment, it's the one handling the equipment that really matters. After being subscribed for months, I finally ventured into toy photography, and I'm just using my phone and mobile apps for editing. You were one of the few who really inspired me to toy photography, but I really look out for your IG post & YT vids because I know, I'm gonna learn something from it. If I can't do what you did in a post, then I just try my best copying the idea and applying my own. Although I'm not really close to being 5% as good as you, but I share your passion and desire in bringing our toys to life and having fun doing it. I'll share this to my IG, I'm sure there are lots of us (noob toy photographers) out there, some were just like me, shy and afraid that our work might get ridiculed. Thank you!

You're an inspiration, thank you for all your help!

Bro! I absolutely love this and it helps so many people. I have so much gear from my photography and small business that helps on big sets. Small toy photography really only requires basic stuff to get awesome stuff. You rock bro!

Thank you Souch I m gonn go for this. I have. So many action figures including 12 inches in size.

You should try using snapseed for editing on your phone

I only have a light box at my disposal, but i also take advantage of the existing environment here in my place. Im glad its enough 😊

Simply wonderful! This video will definitely inspire new toy photographers out there ☺️

I know this isn’t free, but I have used the Camera remote on my Apple Watch ⌚️. I also just learned that the Photos app on my MacBook 💻 works a little like Lightroom. I recently even learned there’s a retouch tool - like the clone stamp in Photoshop! Look forward to more of these videos. I mainly struggle with finding a location and posing my figures! Thank you!

I’ve been using a remote shutter on my phone real cheap on amazon and it works great for quick captures

Great idea Jared. Much respect for helping people out. Looking forward to the series. Good man. I'll get my son subscribe🤙🏽😬

Hey Boss I’ve watched this video and it really inspired me to Do Figure Photography It looks so much fun! Ive been wanting to do it. Thank you for this video and awesome ways to create shots. I also subscribed 💯🙏

Hi , I hope this finds you doing well. I was wondering if you could make a video about using a DSLR camera with toy photography? Focusing more on the camera itself. (no pun intended)lol. Like what are the best lenses to use, lighting and shutter speed or how far away the camera should be from the subject. Also it would be cool if you could do more behind the scene's videos from setup to final picture. Thanks man keep the videos coming!

The stick trick is just genius 👌

Hello from Argentina. You are the Reason why i started toy photography for my phone with star wars 3 3/4 figures and it became an awesome passion. THANK YOU for everythin my friend!!!

Just showed this one to my class. Thanks dude!

Thanks man! Looking forward to the next episodes! 👍

What you can do with a smartphone, is you can take a video of the affects, like take a video of you splashing water or something and when you find the perfect spot in the video when you go back to check it, you can screenshot it

you had me at "forest mood" and "stick trick"

This was great 😁 keep this type of basic videos coming!

Great series, looking forward to trying some of this. Subscribed :)

Hey thanks for the vid, it gave me an idea to get started with.

Awesome video! All the toy photography photos I take are with my phone and thanks to you I now have some new ideas to try.

gonna order a new carnage action figure because i wanna try out some toy photography and see how it goes!.Thx for the tips

Using this to help with shooting my Gunpla, thx!

Great video Jared! Great information!

Hey man I just stared watching you because I started toy photography and your channel is great and thanks for the tips

This is really going to help me for my blog TY

I started to feel bummed out of taking photos, but these videos got recommended to me and I feel inspired

very good info & tutorial..i will start my toy photography soon...first thing...i need to do..is get some cheap and 2nd hand toys...hahaha

Thank you so much

Thank you

I use my iPhone 8 and touch the picture up and add effects like smoke and fire in Lightleap apps… thanks for doing this video for people like me who don’t have a DSLR camera…. And the thanks for acknowledging how hard it is without any fancy stuff :)

Thanks for tips Jared! This is really great!

Cool this one is my second favorite now

For reflect the ligth you can use a piece of paper or cloth with white color or brite one but remember they will reflect the color to and maybe its affect your picture.

Thanks to you I might do the Aquaman effect with McFarlane Toys 'The Drowned' (Dark Knights Metal).

Thanks!

I remembered the stick trip and I needed that in a photo that I took with Legolas!

I do all my toy pics with a camera, you showed some great ideas thanks

😍😍😍 thank you for this one! So helpful!

Been thinking about getting into this it seems interesting and this video is really helpful

Love the work you do Jared

nice photos!

Awesome video! Looking forward to seeing the next in the series

Hello thanks for the advice

I saw this video nd tried to do a toy photography and it came out great... My friends were amazed.... Thanks man

sooo sick good job im a try it

Yeah that's what i do i get the cellphone and action figure and the light and i picture it and look so good 😊

Thank you for making this video I've wanted to do toy photography for so long

Você é muito bom nessas fotos

Omg you’re great! Very talented! Great artwork!

Thanks

Great video! Extremely helpful. Thank you for this. 😎☺️

Thanks for the video man, I use my phone right now but sometime I do wanna get a camera. I really like that stick trick, it looked really cool. Awesome video!

Finally the inspiration i needed to start using my Canon 50mm

Awesome!!

Hey this really helped me I’m only 13, and I really found a love for photography, I can only use my phone for photos so this helped, so thank you!

Just subscribed. Cool stuff.

great video man

Man I love the results, o yeah is there any settings to the camera phone?, like how much frame and iso?

This is the best film thank you

DUUUDE YES THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

Hey I recently subscribed, you inspired me to make my own toy photography!

Good stuff ! thank you bro.

Hey Jared, if you were to recommend a starter camera kit to start toy photography what would you recommend getting and addons/lenses etc.???

Thank you for the vid, Jared! A fan of your work, always! - Toyphotographygt

I feel like I’m going to sped hours taking photos of my Lego minifigs

thanks man

Love it

Love your videos bro🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Wow your good!

Awesome and inspired, any tips for filming and capturing cool shots of my Railway layout hope you don’t mind me asking . I’m a 72 old guy who loves all this stuff. Regards Fred

Excellente vidéo ! Bravo et merci ;-) Pascal de France.

Excelente dicas

Love ur vids

I always go with the saying “if you can photograph with a phone camera and make it good, you can photograph with anything”. Phone cameras are really tricky and sadly don’t have any zoom options aside digital zoom, which causes graininess. But there is just a joy that comes with having a light weight camera that can give you some awesome pictures,

Thanks for the excelent tips

Great topic!

My area isn’t suitable at all, there’s parks and stuff but there’s so many people coming and going

I'll be doing different toy photography with my favorite animes, video games and comic book series like Dragon Ball Z, Sonic The Hedgehog, Naruto/Naruto Shippuden, Transformers, DC, Marvel and Avatar: The Last Airbender.

Wow, Black Magic!!!😂😂😂

Great video

how do you get the toy holders not in the photo Do you photo shop it out I'm talking about the metal you use to hold them up?

Cool

I do toy photography but I'm kinda good but I dont use fancy stuff only a tiny camera an new action figure and fire

37.7k subs keep it up road to 40k subs advance congrats btw new subscriber here 🔥

This is a entertaining video

Great video bro!

I use just my phone it gets easier the more you do it

I feel like this was made just for me!

Please make-‘ updated video on this .

Also it’s Kaylee if you didn’t know I got anamail crossing for my bday

You are awesome

Hi!!! Im actually early!!! Yay! I’ve always loved your video’s because their great entertainment and informational!!!