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Behind the scenes.
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Shelby
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The artist at work... Neat perspective! And thanks for all the photos, Shelby!
David
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LOL... soon you'll be posting 'the making of...', can't wait..
Mr. David is right though, thanks for the great pics, I've been downloading quite a few of them..
Christiaan.
Mr. David is right though, thanks for the great pics, I've been downloading quite a few of them..
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Shelby
Excellent work!!
Excellent work!!
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Harrydog,
Those unfortunately, are all on poloraid hehe. jk.
Shelb
Those unfortunately, are all on poloraid hehe. jk.
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Tell Sure fire you just sold another M6 with that post.
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Hammerhead,
Did you just get an M6?
Shelb
Did you just get an M6?
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Funny thing about Polaroids. They are guaranteed. So if the photo isn't quite right you can send it back for a refund. Mostly this is used by people who take a whole lot of Polaroids. You should see the stuff the guy in charge of the refunds has. Drawer after drawer of stuff I still think is impossible for the human body to do. Unfortunatly they moved him to a different site. If I ever went to one of the batchelor parties or clubs in those photos, the little woman would kill me. 
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LOL!
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Not yet, I have the old 12ZM and was looking at the M6 as a replacement. As usual your photos capture details better than most, made up my mind for me.
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Hammerhead,
SureFire will be using my photos soon on their site. Maybe in a month or so. I am in a middle of a photo project with them currently.
Shelby
SureFire will be using my photos soon on their site. Maybe in a month or so. I am in a middle of a photo project with them currently.
Shelby
AO, I got a question...
It looks like in your "Behind the scenes" that you're using a "DarkAngel" class Sony F707, right?
Are you using it for those Surefire E6e pictures?
How are you getting such narrow DOF with it, and such close focus? I can't seem to manage that on mine. Are you using an auxilliary macro lens?
Also, if you don't mind me asking, what kind of lighting setup did you have there? Main & fill strobes, umbrellas? Soft discs? Reflectors? Incredible detail without compromising the even lighting.
Thanks!
-Jon
ObBFStrider: I just got a B/S Mini ... How much bigger is the AR compared to the full-size B/S? Can it fit in a pocket (and be able to remove it, too?) Pictures can't do this thing justice. I saw a side-by-side with the Commander, and it looks about the size (and durability) of a tire iron.
It looks like in your "Behind the scenes" that you're using a "DarkAngel" class Sony F707, right?
Are you using it for those Surefire E6e pictures?
How are you getting such narrow DOF with it, and such close focus? I can't seem to manage that on mine. Are you using an auxilliary macro lens?
Also, if you don't mind me asking, what kind of lighting setup did you have there? Main & fill strobes, umbrellas? Soft discs? Reflectors? Incredible detail without compromising the even lighting.
Thanks!
-Jon
ObBFStrider: I just got a B/S Mini ... How much bigger is the AR compared to the full-size B/S? Can it fit in a pocket (and be able to remove it, too?) Pictures can't do this thing justice. I saw a side-by-side with the Commander, and it looks about the size (and durability) of a tire iron.