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Jan 03, 2006 17:29 |  #1

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Jan 03, 2006 17:50 |  #2

Nice photos. Encourages me to try some images of my HO railroad. I think that one difference between these photos and real-life images is in the samll DOF in your image. Could you stop way down, and take a time exposure?


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Jan 03, 2006 18:09 |  #3

funny I was going to say the same

the narrow DOF is cool but I think more DOF would work a bit better..make sure that sensor is clean, all those dust spots show up at f22 and long exposures! lol


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Jan 03, 2006 20:42 |  #4

I like the first one. Something about tunnels...

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Jan 04, 2006 07:23 |  #5

Nice shots! They almost look real, except for the lack of bug splats on the front. :D


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