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  • buellsfurn

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    Dec 1, 2015
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    That's too nice to leave upside down!

    Tank you ZZZ .Well I've got my leather on had to have some stitching repairs and new buckle but the Mennonite leather shop fixed me up.One day I'd like to find the Stampede wood grips https://www.mdshooters.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=231498&stc=1&d=1524352455 Well not again Calling zzzman
     

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    Czechnologist

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    I new I could count on you sir.I look at the link you shared with just haven't done anything yet. I cant figure it out just posted another pic of another holster in the ruger blackhawk /1911 holster thread no problem worked perfect Thank you ZZZ sorry you and Mrs cant make the pig roast

    No problem! That's some good looking leather! :thumbsup:

    Wife is doing well after all her surgeries. We will definitely be at the next one!
     

    jimbobborg

    Oddball caliber fan
    Aug 2, 2010
    17,108
    Northern Virginia
    All Shooters Tactical is selling an estate, including a lot of old Colt and S&W revolvers. Pricing isn't great, but there was a pretty good variety there. I'm going back tomorrow to check on the price of a Winchester 97 they had on display.
     

    Finn

    waiting for the zombies
    Feb 28, 2009
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    My beautiful safe queen and BBQ piece... Early 70's J frame unfortunately not a factory engraved piece but still stunning!!
     

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    Czechnologist

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    Thank you!

    I'm gonna take a WAG and say you're probably not using your phone to take pics, right? I'm pretty basic with composition but, the lighting in your pics is always superb. How do you do it? Natural light? Filtered artificial light? I always struggle with either too much reflection or too much contrast that has to be tweaked after the fact. Once again, well done, sir. You're eroding my resistance to SA revolvers one pic at a time! :D
     

    Brent

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    Nov 22, 2013
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    I'm gonna take a WAG and say you're probably not using your phone to take pics, right? I'm pretty basic with composition but, the lighting in your pics is always superb. How do you do it? Natural light? Filtered artificial light? I always struggle with either too much reflection or too much contrast that has to be tweaked after the fact. Once again, well done, sir. You're eroding my resistance to SA revolvers one pic at a time! :D



    I have an entry Canon body, the SL1. I have the two lenses it came with and one mid level Macro. Pretty much every picture you see I do in a high dynamic range which is something I read about and figured out. This is done by taking three identical pictures (using a tripod and two second timer to avoid any finger shake on the trigger). I take them typically at a -2 , 0 , +2 exposures. Then you take those files and throw them through a program called photomatix and it merges all three pictures to one. It takes all the Range in color from the various exposures and gives you a rich, true to eye, picture. I always use natural light. Cloudy is always better too. Then I use a program called Lightroom. I simply increase/decrease variables rather than edit a picture to something it wasn't originally. Does that make sense?


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    buellsfurn

    Ultimate Member
    Dec 1, 2015
    5,951
    southern end of Maryland
    I have an entry Canon body, the SL1. I have the two lenses it came with and one mid level Macro. Pretty much every picture you see I do in a high dynamic range which is something I read about and figured out. This is done by taking three identical pictures (using a tripod and two second timer to avoid any finger shake on the trigger). I take them typically at a -2 , 0 , +2 exposures. Then you take those files and throw them through a program called photomatix and it merges all three pictures to one. It takes all the Range in color from the various exposures and gives you a rich, true to eye, picture. I always use natural light. Cloudy is always better too. Then I use a program called Lightroom. I simply increase/decrease variables rather than edit a picture to something it wasn't originally. Does that make sense?


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    well don't change a thing what your doing is working great I took a class once never really followed up i was young and starting a family and home. I was trying double exposures I found them fascinating tripod shutter cable and paddle to cover the lens between exposures mostly fourth of July night shots all lost in a flood . sorry for the high jack revolver peeps
     

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