It rained Busses today: BCS and BC

[Eric_425]

I went back and forth juggling the two and trying to decide between the sage and the magnum on Monday. Now all these pics are making me wonder.

 

[xaman]

wow - awesome photos! Beautiful knives you got - congrats.

 

[Amy-0]

Excellent Pictures!

NICE.......

 

[Eric Isaacson]

Congrats on some great blades and thanks for showing those incredible pics.

 

[HDBeav]

Awesome pics, thanks for sharing!

 

[rt014]

Yep...those are some of the nicest pics of the Sage G10 yet.

 

[mckrob]

Great photos ! what's your secret ? are you using a professional grade camera ?

Does anyone have a high-quality photo of a new tan/snakeskin Badger ?

 

[lunde]

mckrob, you wrote:

Does anyone have a high-quality photo of a new tan/snakeskin Badger?

I took this photo earlier this week:

It was the first BATAC that I received.

 

[westllen]

you always take some amazing pic's ...WOW! :thumbup:

 

[mckrob]

Thanks for the tan/ss Badger photo, great work... this will be my new wallpaper as I anxiously await receipt of mine at Blade ...

 

[gatorzingo]

Very nice pics.

I think the trick is with plenty of lighting.

Congrats on some sweet blades.

 

[Ironballs]

boy did i miss out on something special... But i tell you, if i ever see a sage fat FBM at BCS, i will jump on that sucker... (Skunk, that was a hint)

 

[lunde]

gatorzingo, you wrote:

I think the trick is with plenty of lighting.

Precisely. Everything else is a distant second.

 

[Crafft]

Wow, great pics again Lunde:thumbup:

 

[RedWolfHowlin]

Awesome pictures of some sweet looking blades.

Thanks for sharing the photos. :thumbup:

 

[tedwca]

Great pics!!

Is that a tilt/shift lens or a view camera? Amazing depth of field.

 

[mymindisamob]

Great pics!!

Is that a tilt/shift lens or a view camera? Amazing depth of field.

That was my original question I believe. I thought he had to be shooting a Toyo with a digital back. Not even, but it's for him to share. I think he's just good.

 

[tedwca]

Well, it's either a t/s or a P&S with a small chip to give that kind of DOF without having distortion. Of course it could be multiple shots stitched together for massive DOF, but I'm guessing 45mm or 90mm T/S on a Canon or a P&S with a small chip size and fantastic lighting.

Whatever he did, he did it very well.

 

[tedwca]

I don't really think it's a large format camera, it doesn't have the smoothness or sharpness(that could be from jpg compression) but I'm gonna stay with nothing larger than 35mm format and maybe smaller.

I have a lot of nice glass, but I still want a good P&S for the crazy perspectives you can get with the small chips.

 

[Lil' Foo]

That was my original question I believe. I thought he had to be shooting a Toyo with a digital back. Not even, but it's for him to share. I think he's just good.

Well, it's either a t/s or a P&S with a small chip to give that kind of DOF without having distortion. Of course it could be multiple shots stitched together for massive DOF, but I'm guessing 45mm or 90mm T/S on a Canon or a P&S with a small chip size and fantastic lighting.

Whatever he did, he did it very well.

Scroll down to the bottom of this page on his website... He describes a LOT there.

http://lundestudio.com/firearms.html

I think a lot of it has to do w/ hosting the pic on his own site at 1200 x 800 versus photobucket and the like which compresses to its max of 800x600.

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