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Re: Royal Oak class destroyer
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lugnet.space
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Thu, 6 Sep 2001 15:12:46 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Jordan Greer writes:
> Yes. Sorry about the bad quality of the pictures, but as I have no
> experience with taking pictures of Lego ships, I tend to make mistakes.
> Yes, that is a bow mounted weapon (made up of about 20 pieces or so).
> There's another one like it (not exactly like it though) on the aft section
> behind the forward superstructure.
> Heh, the thing that looks like a bedspread is the throw rug in my room. I
> had to take it with that because my carpet is a horrible, yellow, stained,
> ugly piece of junk.
> I'd have taken it out in the living room, but I didn't want my 2 year old
> niece to come and play with my ship while I was taking pictures...
> Anyhow, when I get my new rolls of film developed and buy more film I'll
> take better pictures.
> For these pictures I made several mistakes. A) Leaving the flash on. It
> produced awful glare which I had to electronically reduce. B) The area
> wasn't naturally lit very well. C) That rug.
> Oh well though, it's better than my ancient cruddy Polariod. ;)
Taking pics of Lego is tough, I'm still starting on my learning curve. Have
you considered a digital camera? I'm pretty happy with my Kensington SVGA
USB web cam, it has a manual focusing ring to let me get close, and the pics
aren't bad. It ran me about $40, with a $20 rebate in the mail. I took
photos of my Smith's shop with them.
http://www.frontiernet.net/~ghaberbe/legosmit.htm
Prior to that I had to use a parallel port web cam, interpolated to 640x480.
The pics mostly sucked, and I lost a lot of detail, but I could occasionally
get something good. This cost me about $20 a few years ago.
http://www.frontiernet.net/~ghaberbe/troopgev.htm
I know with my rate of success (maybe half my pictures turn out good) I
would go broke on film.
George
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| Yes. Sorry about the bad quality of the pictures, but as I have no experience with taking pictures of Lego ships, I tend to make mistakes. Yes, that is a bow mounted weapon (made up of about 20 pieces or so). There's another one like it (not exactly (...) (23 years ago, 6-Sep-01, to lugnet.space)
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