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Apr 16, 2005 21:09 |  #1

I thought I'd share some photos I've taken of various firearms. The first two were shot last year. The last three were taken this past week with available light. I always forget to take pictures of the setup so ask away if you'd like further details than provided ;) I know PhotosGuy has been generous with his knowledge - I'm just adding to the idea pool :)

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Springfield Armory 1911 mil-spec (external link) - 24"x36" softbox AB800 and some foam core board.

Magnum Research .44 Desert Eagle (external link) - 30"x60" softbox AB800 and blue tint from nearby television screen - black fabric under glass pane - 30 second exposure.

Magnum Research .44 Desert Eagle (external link) - Same as above with some different props.

Springfield Armory XD9 (external link) - Outdoors with diffuser panel.

Bushmaster XM15-E2S (external link) - Available light from double windows with white curtains and white foam core - ISO 1600.

Bushmaster XM15-E2S (external link) - Same as above.


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Apr 16, 2005 21:35 |  #2

Oh man I love that 1911 and XM15. Nice job on the Eagle as well.


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Apr 17, 2005 05:59 |  #3

Like the Sringfield, but then, I am kinda partial to them :D




  
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Apr 17, 2005 06:25 |  #4

I think the best shot might be the .44. The XD lacks DOF which you typically see in product shots. All are very, very good shots though and any of my comments are simply nit picks.


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Apr 17, 2005 18:59 |  #5

Yea, gotta agree with charlesu on this one. The shot of the Deagle is amazing. Awesome work man. Good commercial photography. Makes me want to go to my local dealer and pic up a gun or two. Post more!




  
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Apr 17, 2005 21:17 |  #6

I agree great shots,. and the Desert Eagle looks to be the winner here,. BUT

I'll nit pick :)

The $1,200.00 plus handgun is cheapened significantly with the addition of the crap ass $75.00 BSA dot site,.. and I never understood the need to add a knife in these images.

O-kay so the knife thing is totally my own problem ;)

But seriously, the plastic red dot is out of place.

Back to the Photography,. Excellent! All the rifle photos look like they could easily be the work of a hired pro shooting for a catalog.


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Apr 18, 2005 12:22 |  #7

Thanks for checking them out fellas. I added one more shot of the Desert Eagle to the original post. The web host went down so I had to upload them to a another server for now. CDS, I agree with you on the BSA; however, it was $35 :D - It worked well but it messed up the finish on the gun. The DE and 1911 belong to a buddy of mine. The XD and Bushmaster are mine. I'm going to break out the tripod this week so I can take another set of the XD and XM15. I agree about the DOF - it was a windy day and it was playing hell on my diffuser panel ;) Thanks again for looking!


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Apr 18, 2005 13:42 as a reply to  @ bluebomberx's post |  #8

Do you have 30 round mags for your Bushy ? Here we are limited to 10...:evil: :evil: :evil:




  
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Apr 18, 2005 21:52 |  #9

I am wearing the knife in the DE pic as I type this!! super light and thin very comfortable. It sat in a drawer for 3 years or so, till I mispalced my pocketknife...
And I used to have a .44 Eagle, in parkerized finish. Now let's see the fireball that comes out the end of the barrel when ya set it off!!
Great pics, all.
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Apr 18, 2005 22:12 |  #10

NICE shots Richie! Makes me want to "try" to take a few shots of some of mine. Thanks for sharing, I like them all. Nice lighting.


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Apr 19, 2005 03:26 |  #11

Very beautiful shots!!!

I just love the lighting effect on the Desert Eagle!
That TV blue light really does it for me.

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Apr 20, 2005 11:32 |  #12

Nice shots! Next time you do one, how about taking a wa of the set & posting a link to the "sticky"? I feel so aloooone in there! ;-)a


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Apr 20, 2005 11:46 as a reply to  @ PhotosGuy's post |  #13

Desert Eagle w/ blue tint is awsome, never would have thought to use a blue screen tv for the effect. Great work on all the pics. Nice to see others that have similar enjoyments.


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Apr 20, 2005 23:06 |  #14

Thanks for the kind words guys! It's going to be a rainy day tomorrow, so I might mess around with some more lighting. If your DVD player supports photo cds, you can make some solid color jpegs in Photoshop to change the color on your TV screen. I made 3072x2048 files in Photoshop and burned a photo cd in Nero. Here is an example from the round file last year.

Springfield Armory XD-9 (external link) - Once again a 30 second exposure but with a green TV screen. I popped a shoe mount flash around the gun several times.

I'll take some setup shots the next time I do this. Thanks again for looking everyone!


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Apr 20, 2005 23:20 |  #15

I like the Desert Eagle shots, very nice...


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