An app called Snapseed.

I just upped the exposure on his eyes a few times.

I didn't realize you could do that in Snapseed. Do you have tutorial?\


Edit: Nvm, I figured it out. I had installed Snapseed many moons ago when it first came out and it wasn't nearly as advanced as it is right now.

Glad you figured it out!

It probably isn't as good as using Photoshop, but it is a lot easier, and I'm still getting the hang of Photoshop so it works for now.

"STUPID TREASURE MAN!! STOP HURTING HULK!!!"

"Ugh, dammit...Longer I have to deal with this, the less worth the effort this place's treasure sounds...!!"
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EkEeuz_X...jpg&name=large

Awesome stuff as usual you guys!

I wish I could find a backdrop to photograph Figuarts. I have the camera, lens, tripods and lights, just nothing works.

Personally I'm just using regular colored cardboard from arts and crafts stores. But I consider getting a light box / light tent to see how this works.

I use a white posterboard and octagonal softboxes for my diecast car pictures but that doesn't work for figures. I'm getting bored of only photographing cars.