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1 7 March 2013, 02:44
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Great start! The Chinook will be a big 'un even in 72nd scale. If your camera has an aperture priority mode, try some photos with the aperture locked in at f/8 or f/10. The exposure will be longer (keep the camera steady) but you'll have more of the model in focus at one time.
7 March 2013, 23:25
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cheers ill do that it is a good camera i should read the book realy haha
8 March 2013, 04:43
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also, place camera away from the model, some 60cm from the model and as Bill said, use f-stop of at least 8 or 10... check my modelling blog - tutorials for further instructions on improving model photography
8 March 2013, 14:42
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you realy think so?? i was just trying to get a cargo look, i added a few more pics the turbin filtters 1 was missing so i made my own have a look if u like, and added some parts of a westland lynx because the exterior was boring me dnt ask why it just did
9 March 2013, 20:38
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Hi uncle chop chop
Yep,i think it looks cool.Compare it to this and you know what i mean.
10 March 2013, 05:31
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This is not the model I want u guy to comment on!!! But thank u very much guys I appreciate it 🙂
12 January 2014, 13:01
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is this a new (ish) tool? the panel lines look very crisp for airifx!
13 January 2014, 13:32
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Well if its new tooling then yes i havent seen the old one but this model is very crisp only if i knew back then what i knew now it would look way better
25 January 2014, 06:49