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We recently finished shooting and post-processing the Hot Toys MMS536 Captain America from "Avengers: Endgame". Setting aside its well-known issues, the figure still delivered quite appealing results in our photoshoot.
Compared to other Captain America figures we've handled before, this one's articulation was significantly restricted by its fabric costume. To achieve these poses, we had to rely on the fabric's slight stretch and find creative camera angles.
It's worth noting that while lightning effects aren't difficult to create, making them look as natural as possible is quite challenging. Personally, I believe it's a natural phenomenon that's hard to replicate convincingly with flat digital effects.
If you look closely at the image below, Thanos in the photo is a real shot, which yielded better results than a simple background image.
"I can do this all day."
We also spent time working on the shield-toss effect here. Both the shooting and post-processing required careful thought, especially considering perspective.
I'm not sure why Hot Toys' official photos didn't capture this scene; it's incredibly cool!
Anyway, thank you all for reading this far. I'm really happy with the final results of this shoot.
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This is House Toys, see you next time.