John Gemrich Initiate


Joined : 12 Mar 2008 Posts : 527 Location : West Chester
 | Subject: Born to be Wild......big pics Thu May 08, 2008 10:02 am | |
| Here are the boys... enjoy





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makari Supreme Forum Overlord

Age : 30 Joined : 10 Nov 2007 Posts : 988 Location : Milford, OH
 | Subject: Re: Born to be Wild......big pics Thu May 08, 2008 10:40 am | |
| Those are sweet as hell! Can't wait to start lighting up some people with them! _________________ The footprints made in the sands of time are not made by sitting down... Unless your playing Warhammer WAAAGH!
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Marc Fantasy Moderator

Joined : 20 Aug 2007 Posts : 1624 Location : Milford
 | Subject: Re: Born to be Wild......big pics Thu May 08, 2008 12:16 pm | |
| Fine job there John. Any chance we can get a pic of your photo setup you've built? Your snaps are consistent and clean. _________________ 2nd place is the 1st loser
Not all patients are annoying …some are unconscious.
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John Gemrich Initiate


Joined : 12 Mar 2008 Posts : 527 Location : West Chester
 | Subject: Re: Born to be Wild......big pics Thu May 08, 2008 12:29 pm | |
| I didn't build it but bought it.
www.ezcube.com
The table top studio.
The cube is the medium size but you could do the small but if you want to take pics of big pieces the medium is better.
You can use your own lamps but I really recommend the Daylight Trumpet bulbs. Yea they are $30 each but there good for 10,000 hours and well balanced.
The once comment on bulbs I have is that you need "matched" bulbs. Todays digital cameras try to white balance for you. That is to make corrections in the wavelengths to give you a perfect shot. You often see shots w/ lots of yellow or lots of Blue - white balance issue.
So if the camera has a flourescent light on one side and and incandescent on the other it "confuses" the digital processing. The same is true of 2 incadescents of different wattages and/or different manufacturers. Even different batches numbers of bulbs can have different wavelenghts.
So match your bulbs and learn to set your W/B if you have it. Manual w/b is better even then the ones that let you set to the type of bulb. For instance you'd set the bulbs I'm pimping to Daylight setting, not flourescent b/c that is the spectrum they produce.
I have 2 backgrounds - blue gradiant and black gradiant both purchased from EZ cube.
I have a new 8.0 MP camera from Olympus (upgrade from my 4.0 this year) and a tripod.
I've got some pics of it somewhere. I'll see what I can find. _________________

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