got my new Junglas

trix2004

trix2004

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so I got my new Junglas , great knife love it from first second , but what can make it even better ? its serial number !!!
now that knife never going to be sold from my collection !
here is some photos I made just for fun.
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Ok, I'm jealous. Not for the serial, but for the Junglas. Kudos on the new blade, brother. Moose:D
 
WHAT!!!!! Three sixes!!!!!! SICK DUDE!!!!!!
SOOOOOOOOOOOO JEALOUS of that!!!!
Grats on the super evil blade!!!!
 
You guys need to get your butts in church :)

RE: the shots--Is that some photoshop technique or just depth of field? It looks cool. But I ask because some of the items that seem to be on the same plane as the in-focus material is out of focus, leading me to think it's not just a small depth of field. It looks sort of like the technique to replicate shots of miniatures. Just curious.
 
That's pretty wicked! I must admit I was a bit jealous, i just ordered one earlier this week and guess what number I got, 0668....:rolleyes: Kick ass blade though!
 
Expatriated said:
You guys need to get your butts in church :)

RE: the shots--Is that some photoshop technique or just depth of field? It looks cool. But I ask because some of the items that seem to be on the same plane as the in-focus material is out of focus, leading me to think it's not just a small depth of field. It looks sort of like the technique to replicate shots of miniatures. Just curious.
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Either manual with an SLR, or a macro zoom setting on a point and shoot. My Panasonic FH20 allows me to manually focus in the macro setting, it's pretty awesome.
 
Expatriated said:
RE: the shots--Is that some photoshop technique or just depth of field? It looks cool. But I ask because some of the items that seem to be on the same plane as the in-focus material is out of focus, leading me to think it's not just a small depth of field. It looks sort of like the technique to replicate shots of miniatures. Just curious.
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you right , shots were taken in f1.6 aperture , manual DSLR , lens Canon L50mm f1.2 great lens with extremely thin DOF wide open . great for portraits and to isolate background .
here is shot in f1.2
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f1.4 next to L , f1.2
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Cool thanks. I thought it was DOF technique but then some of the items looked like they were on the same focal plane but were not in focus so I thought it was something else. Guess they are just in front of the focused area.

Nice lens--nothing beats Canon's L lenses, for my money. I can't believe the abuse mine have taken and are good as new.

keep shooting
 
nice to see another canon shooter here in ESEEE forum , L lenses worth every penny :thumbup: my lenses been in rain, snow, very humid areas , sand , and works like new !
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hi res link
if you want to use it as wallpaper
 
Those Canon L primes have crazy smooth Bokeh. Right now I'm addicted to my 135L 2.0 for portraits. I have the Canon 50 1.4, wish I had the 1.2 it's a beauty but I need to get my hands on that 85L 1.2, that's my grail lens at this point. Nice shots:thumbup:
 
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