Looks a little dull near the tip, actually. I suspect that we have a depth-of-focus issue. Try a higher f-stop and slower exposure. The knife's not going anywhere so a slower exposure won't be a problem.
I love that maple, BTW. Nice job.
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Chuck
Balisongs -- because it don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing! http://www.balisongcollector.com
F stop, what F stop? I am way to busy grinding to mess with all that camera jive. I have a nice little $800 Panasonic digital. They don't have all that funky ajustments. Truth be told, I hate having film developed. As for the tip, the background was a little too soft. So the tip is actualy sunk down into it a bit
. Sold about two hours after listing. Not going to Bill's until Wednesday. Think I might have to cancel though, its a long drive and I forgot that I have to fight a parking ticket that morning. I have to call him tomorrow and try to reschedule for Thursday. BTW. Who are you? How do you know were I'm going? We must have met Satuday?
R.W., nice knife, and it sounds like you have a nice camera, but you asked what we think?
I think you need to get a copy of Adobe PhotoDeluxe, it's a very inexpensive image editing program. To show you how easy it is to make your knife look better I've included this short tutorial on how to use it.
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