Celebrity 3D Models in No Time

Step 3: Photograph

Set your camera lens to 35mm if possible and turn on the flash. If possible set your F-Stop to 10+ and your ISO to 400 or less. The goal is to get a large depth of field. Do not zoom in or out with your lens.

Find a celebrity you want a model of.

Take a picture of the wax model and take a step to either side and take another picture. Repeat this going entirely around the model.

Once you have done this, hold the camera over your head, point it down at the model, and circle it again.

Lastly, crouch down and repeat this process, but shooting upwards.

The goal is to capture as many different angles of the model as possible in photographs.

In the wax museum I visited, most of the models were back against a wall, so I could not entirely circle them. In this case, I tried to capture as many pictures as I could within the area in which I was allowed to approach the model. 

Note: If anyone asks what you are doing, tell them you are a photography student on a class assignment. It is helpful to have more people with you because you can capture more celebrities more quickly, and because it looks less weird when doing this in a group.