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Re: Scott Wardlaw's GM EMD SD80 in Norfolk Southern trim
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lugnet.trains
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Sat, 8 Sep 2007 17:20:00 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Mat Forcum wrote:
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I am curious as to how you photographed this? I am working on a black engine
myself and I find that black can be one of the hardest colors to photograph
properly.
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Matt, thanks for your compliments! I just saw your BrickShelf page, and it
looks like your layout is coming along nicely! My layout is in about the same
state.
Anyway, with a MOC that is black or mostly black, it is important to have a
white floor and white background wall. I just use poster paper and one of those
folding science project boards. A lot of people use sheets, and that can look
really good.
I typically turn on all of the lights in my house, and sometimes use a lamp
pointed at the MOC. Too much light will cause shadows and wash out the colors.
Too little light will hide the features of your MOC.
A good camera and lots of experience with using its features is the best thing
that you can do.
Thanks again,
Scott
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| This is a beautiful engine. I love how detailed it is and I love that it shows off just how awsome 6 wide can be! Thanks for the tips on the decals. I am suprised you photoshop from pictures instead of taking the easy way out and purchasing them (...) (17 years ago, 8-Sep-07, to lugnet.trains, FTX)
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