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Testing camera settings #4 RB
Nov 5th, 2016 at 6:32pm
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Checking photo size for posting.
  
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Re: Testing camera settings #4 RB
Reply #1 - Nov 5th, 2016 at 7:26pm
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Wow ! ... what a beautiful No.4 rifle!  Very nice stockwork and lines overall. 

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Reply #2 - Nov 5th, 2016 at 7:43pm
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Now, that's a really nice camera settings test result !     Smiley
  
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Reply #3 - Nov 5th, 2016 at 8:30pm
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Now just wait and somebody is gonna want 'em BIGGER Cheesy

Nice work on a nice subject, actually.
  
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Reply #4 - Nov 8th, 2016 at 9:44pm
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More info on the rifle?
  
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Re: Testing camera settings #4 RB
Reply #5 - Nov 9th, 2016 at 1:07pm
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Rifle looks awesome! 

For pictures, what the Pros do is have mount into the bore. Then the arm is set vertically on large tripod, then bounce lighting is used off white boards behind the object, where the focal length is set to the arm itself. This completely eliminates shadows.

Look at photos of arms for sale at the Track of the Wolf website for examples - crystal clear photos taken by Ryan Gale.

Best I have done to replicate this is setting arm on deck on top of white sun rella or other fabric, early morning sun only - so zero shadows. Works for the minimalist! But note your's are fine as is too ... !

One of my high walls shown, before I stsrted using a white-colored backer, then one from Ryan, of a lefty 50-cal flint rifle that I am having made for me (using this one as a model).
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All of my single shots shoot one tiny ragged hole with cast bullets ... it's just the following shots that tend to open up my groups Wink ...
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Reply #6 - Nov 9th, 2016 at 1:13pm
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Sample photo by Ryan:

  
All of my single shots shoot one tiny ragged hole with cast bullets ... it's just the following shots that tend to open up my groups Wink ...
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Re: Testing camera settings #4 RB
Reply #7 - Nov 10th, 2016 at 9:33am
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That's gotta be the fanciest #4 takedown I've ever seen.  Nice job!
  
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