Reply With QuoteCome on now let us see all your treasures.....the forum relies on photo's......but on a seroius note welcome to the merry go round. Watch out keep checking your wallet.
Simon
HI at long last I AM NOW A MEMBER :bounce: I have been looking at this forum for a few months and what a fantastic place this is
I have had the watch bug for years. ! AT the cost of my wallet and nearly my wife but in the end both survied .I look forward to learning as much as I can
Come on now let us see all your treasures.....the forum relies on photo's......but on a seroius note welcome to the merry go round. Watch out keep checking your wallet.
Simon
Welcome to the forum :)
When you look long into an abyss, the abyss looks long into you.........
Welcome seamaster - and let's be seeing your collection!
R
Ignorance breeds Fear. Fear breeds Hatred. Hatred breeds Ignorance. Break the chain.
Hello & welcome ..
/vince ..
Welcome aboard Seamaster :D
Welcome to the forum. :)
Mark
hi,welcome aboard
Cheers :bigsmurf:
welcome......we love pics here!!!
Joe.
H0W about some tips on how I can take some decent pics? Do i need expensive equipment
Welcome. :)
Nice to have you on board , enjoy :D
Hi! Welcome and enjoy!
Regards,
Rui
Welcome :)
Respect the past, live the present, protect the future
Welcome,Originally Posted by seamaster
Don't worry about the quality of the pics too much. You won;t be the best and you certainly won't be the worst. Just enjoy the place.
C
welcome to theforum i have only been hear a while and everybody is so helpful
and remember there are three types of people those who can count and those who cant
Hello and welcome :)
Welcome to the forum. :)
F.T.F.A.
Soon I will try some pics how do you guys get the shots so good :roll:
Welcome to the show.. I haven't started photographing my collection yet but I think a few basics are..
- Use a tripod or "beanbag" or something similar to get rid of camera shake
- Stop down the lens to get more depth of field (ie. image is sharper across a larger distance from the lens)
- Use ISO 100 or 200 to cut down on noise
- This of course lengthens the exposure time a LOT especially indoors so.. tripod IS a must :wink: Also it will make your second hand blur up and "sweep" a a faint fan into the watch face if you get into multi-second exposure times. Often you see the watch stopped by pulling out the crown to hack it - prevents the sweep.
- Obviously.. do not use the flash :shock:
- Take a lot of pictures from the same angle and choose on the PC
If that sounds like complete gibberish you are probably using a compact digicam and not an SLR in which case I can't help, maybe someone else can give a few pointers.. I've no idea how to force them to use anything else than fully automatic click-for-a-crappy-pic modes.
When I get back home from these travels, I *really* have to take some pics myself..
Welcome :)
how do :wink:
welcome!
Welcome aboard from another relative noob.
:)
Paul
Welcome mate.
Welcome Seamaster!
I'm guessing you're a Rolex fan? :D
By the way I was being ironic, before someone points out that Seamaster is an Omega brand. :roll: :D
:) welcome
welcome buddy!!
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