Teaching an old dog new tricks...

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mrf17

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Nov 16, 2009
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Although my productivity at the bench has been dismal lately (medical issues, teenagers and work), I found a little time to experiment with the "other side" of our hobby... photographing our builds. In keeping with the latest trend of white backgrounds, I am experimenting with f-stops, apertures and photoshop and am still in the learning phase (besides, my old blue backdrop cloth was a pretty lame attempt to hide my inadequacies with a camera). The following models have been posted here before, but I wanted to share the new pics with you. The new galleries are posted on my website. Thanks for looking!

Mark
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Pretty good results there mate.
From one old dog to another. What little I do know.
The slower the shutter speed, the longer the focus distance you get. Faster shutter speeds get just the area you used to focus will be In focus.
Rather than the F-stop, use the shutter speeds to experiment with.
Good-on-yah.
 
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