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Chris Reeve Small Seb, Silver Contrast
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Very nice. Good price too. I'll bump ya.
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I'll take it. I'd also love to hear what you are using for your photography set up. Thanks
and thanks everyone for the kind words.
the shots are taken w/ a makeshift lightbox. i had a thread about it here:
http://bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=410257
you just need some good, strong, diffused lighting, a consistant background, and some patience. i used a 105mm macro lens, a tripod, and the timer to take the shot at somewhere around f/22. using a circular polarizer helps reduce any glare that might appear or the satin finish.
sharpbycoop is a professional photographer. if you're really interested in this sort of thing, he's the man to talk to.
thanks everyone.
the shots are taken w/ a makeshift lightbox. i had a thread about it here:
http://bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=410257
you just need some good, strong, diffused lighting, a consistant background, and some patience. i used a 105mm macro lens, a tripod, and the timer to take the shot at somewhere around f/22. using a circular polarizer helps reduce any glare that might appear or the satin finish.
sharpbycoop is a professional photographer. if you're really interested in this sort of thing, he's the man to talk to.
thanks everyone.
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