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Re: What I made from the 4099 Robobots Designer Set
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Wed, 28 May 2003 17:13:38 GMT
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Eric Sophie wrote:
> > Might I suggest 1) taking pics of some of these outdoors, and/or 2) doing some
> > image processing to tease out the detail inherent in these photographs. Then we
> > could all get a really good look at these creative mecha!
> You know what? Your right. I wonder if I messed with the speed or something.
> I'm gonna try again. (just looked again) Ya, its weird cuz' I'm doing the shoots
> on Glossy Sheets.
Eric, it looks to me like your whitepoint is measuring for daylight, which gives
a yellow cast under incandescent light. Some cameras come with AUTO settings
which should compensate somewhat under a variety of conditions, others come with
more advanced settings.
Futhermore, I find that Photoshop is still invaluable (especially the Levels and
Sharpen tools) to lighten shadowy areas and refine detail.
Now..
The alternate model is absolutely fantastic! I love the buggy head and the
elegant leg structure-- this has got to be the smallest creation yet from you...
but it doesn't suffer for it! Great job, man!
stuart
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| (...) You know what? Your right. I wonder if I messed with the speed or something. I'm gonna try again. (just looked again) Ya, its weird cuz' I'm doing the shoots on Glossy Sheets. (URL) the surrounding area is canvas. Its, like its dulling the (...) (21 years ago, 28-May-03, to lugnet.build.mecha)
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