Screw the machine work, I want to know what kind of camera you're using! Those pics are amazingly detailed, you can clearly see the tearing of metal on the face of breech. Now I'm going to have to take a close look at my new Criterion
Screw the machine work, I want to know what kind of camera you're using! Those pics are amazingly detailed, you can clearly see the tearing of metal on the face of breech. Now I'm going to have to take a close look at my new Criterion
The first photo was taken 'handheld' with an Olympus EP2 micro 4/3 camera using an Olympus 60mm macro lens.Originally Posted by Texas10
Screw the machine work, I want to know what kind of camera you're using! Those pics are amazingly detailed, you can clearly see the tearing of metal on the face of breech. Now I'm going to have to take a close look at my new Criterion
The later (better) photos were taken using a tripod and remote shutter release using a Canon 70D camera mounted with a Canon 100mm f2.8 IS macro lens.
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