Capturing Falling Rain in Toy Photography

Capturing falling rain in toy photography is pretty easy but does involve some trial and error.
In this video, I'll show you what you need to take photos of artificial rain and what camera settings and other things you need to take into account.
If you want to practice this technique and get feedback, go to my Discord server and jump in the Assignments channel: / discord
ABOUT ME
I'm Four Bricks Tall, and I'm a toy photographer and LEGO Ambassador.
I love showing people how to take creative photos that bring toys to life. I share behind the scenes, toy photography tutorials, gear reviews, and LEGO set reviews.
I run Brickcentral, a community of LEGO photographers on Instagram where we feature photos of LEGO, share photography tips and run contests with LEGO prizes.
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[@Tonyfans430]

Thank you for sharing this!

[@angeljavier1754]

Thank you so much for yet another amazing tutorial!!

[@lavalephoto]

Great tutorial, thank you!

[@habitofbricking]

Simple, genius, and it works beautifully I see 🤩 Useful in both toy photography and gardening! Btw your filming skills 😳❤️

[@FourBricksTall]

It's really simple! Plus I water some parts of the park too!

[@therealjoker1344]

This is so helpful!

[@Smudgie33]

Excellent tutorial.

[@bobbuilds4828]

That intro never gets old🙃

[@FourBricksTall]

Haha! Yeah, people seem to like the intro!

[@giovannismoviefactory]

Oha geil.

[@Lavendeer201]

Never been able to do this with my phone camera :( any advice? I've tried messing with shutter speed and exposure time even with my spray bottle. It just never seems to work

[@FourBricksTall]

If you have all the requirements (strong backlight, dark background, etc) you can capture rain even with a phone.