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My old camera is only 2.1 megapixels.
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Mine is also 2.1 megapixels I think. I would care if I was taking pictures
hoping to print them. But as long as most of the time the pics I take will be
distributed (shown) over the web, what matters more for me is the weight of the
picture.
All the pics I post on BS are 640x480, and usually weight less than 40Ko, after
using auto exposure or auto level and heavy compression features you find with
most picture oriented software (ACDSee in my case).
IMO light pictures are very fine for SMALL Lego MOCs : you don’t need such a
high level of details, even the smallest part is visible. And the printing
result is often surprising as well!
Recently I tryed to take pictures of some MOCs using a higher resolution than
VGA (640x480). This allow to re-work the frame of the pic before shrinking and
posting it, but I prefer trying to keep all of them on the same frame, same
proportions.
All this to say : small pics are fine! My 2NT$ contribution to the “Help me with
photographing my MOCs”...
Hu, back on Jon topic : nice atmosphere you get with this lighting. You have
quite a powerfull monitor!
JP.
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| I've been messing around with pictures taken with very little light. Here are 2 pics I took lit by my monitor only: (2 URLs) My old camera is only 2.1 megapixels. These pictures are fuzzy at 1600 but look ok when shrunk down. I kind of like the idea (...) (20 years ago, 7-May-04, to lugnet.space, lugnet.build.mecha, FTX)
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