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Re: Success Ratio
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lugnet.build
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Thu, 1 Mar 2001 08:03:22 GMT
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yes,
before i had detailed the inside of my M.E.D.I.C.,
i discovered while thinking about how i was going to
photograph it, that the photographing actually
affected my design.
1) on that ship the entire cockpit/tunnel is removable
so i could take photos up the tunnel and also back into
the main room thru the tunnel door.
2) it determined how i was going to place things in
the main room, knowing what camera angles i wanted.
and, once i realized i COULD do it,
i really enjoyed taking the photos as if you are
inside the ship
these minifig-eye-level shots are my favorite ones,
i hope others out there will do some....
:-)
-paul
In lugnet.build, Todd Lehman writes:
> > > I am wondering, what's the typical success ratio out there?
> > > am i the only one who doesn't have every MOC turn out wonderful
> > > on the first try ;-)
> >
> > I've yet to have a MOC turn out wonderful. :) I get one worth taking a
> > few pictures of once in a while. Even after multiple retrofits, I don't
> > think I've ever wound up with "wonderful."
>
> I've found that it actually helps me to take photos of stuff I build, then
> look at the photos see them through the camera's eye -- it helps me look at
> them in a different way. It's also great practice with a digital camera and
> lighting. Ironically, I also built a couple things that I didn't think were
> so great, but actually looked better in photos than in real life. It's just
> hard to predict how it'll come out once photographed.
>
> --Todd
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