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Nice detail, needs to be clearer on the tang stamp though and loose the shadows by repositioning the lights or tilting the knife.
I am far from an expert, but I did have an expert teach me. Mark from KW. Keep up the great work
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Thanks guys! It's a learning process, trial and error. I started out with a cardboard box, bought a 40 dollar lightbox with tent, lights and mini tripod.
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I've ended up with a 3 dollar white styrofoam cooler with a hole cut in the top with a 23w 3600k color florescent bulb pointing straight down. Camera set on auto, flash off. Just move the knife around and snap a lot of pics.
David I'm having trouble on my tang shots. If i zoom my camera blurs. If i get too close i get reflections of camera, tripod etc. plus my camera doesnt have a macro setting, so its still trial and error.
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