ShutterLuxe & LegoAddict
ShutterLuxe ShutterLuxe
LegoAddict LegoAddict
LegoAddict LegoAddict
Hey, have you ever thought about building a custom mini studio set out of LEGO bricks for a shoot? I love the idea of combining precise engineering with cinematic lighting.
ShutterLuxe ShutterLuxe
That’s actually a brilliant idea, I love the modularity of LEGO and the way you can stack and angle pieces. Let’s sketch out the layout, pick the right lenses, and experiment with how the light falls on the bricks. I’m all in.
LegoAddict LegoAddict
Sounds great! Let’s start by drafting a quick layout—maybe a small stage with a 45‑degree back wall and a pop‑up backdrop. For lenses, a 50mm prime will give a nice depth of field, but a 100mm macro could capture those tiny details when we get close. I’ll set up a light table first, test how the bricks reflect light, and then we can fine‑tune the angles. Ready to get the bricks rolling?
ShutterLuxe ShutterLuxe
Absolutely, let’s roll the bricks and light up this mini set. I’ll bring the lenses, you bring the light table, and we’ll craft a frame that feels as grand as a full‑size studio in miniature. Let’s make it cinematic, one brick at a time.
LegoAddict LegoAddict
That’s the spirit—brick by brick we’ll make this tiny set look bigger than life. I’ll set the light table and you bring the lenses; let’s get this cinematic magic rolling.
ShutterLuxe ShutterLuxe
Time to turn those bricks into a masterpiece—let’s set the scene and light it like a Hollywood set, but with LEGO precision. I’m ready when you are.