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Here are some photos taken today with my Canon t2i, they are of my current shaving rotation. Comments and opinions would be appreciated!
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Looking good!
You have a beautiful collection, I must say. Great Photos also, by the way what sort of camera is the Canon t2i ??
Just wondering, have a great shave on me!!
tinkersd
The Canon t2i is one of the entry level Canon DSLRs. Sadly, it was discontinued some time ago.. You can find a t3i now which is just like the t2i but with a few more features. =PQuote:
Originally Posted by tinkersd
What lens did you use? Was it a prime?Quote:
Originally Posted by vvti713
Nice collection!
It is an efs 18-55mm lens nothing fancy =PQuote:
Originally Posted by Cove5440
LOL The Bengall looks familiar. How is it holding up?
That Bengall is an awesome shaver! The scales arnt too shabby either ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Str8Shooter
The use of depth of field to bring attention to the foreground is good.
Unfortunately, in most of the pictures, nothing in the foreground is sharply in focus...
I have the same problem with many of my pictures - there is a balance between the point of interest and blurring the rest of the photo.
Try increasing the depth of field just a bit, and focus on the tang of the razor...
yeah, I tried to focus more on the tang to bring out more detailes but it wouldn't focus any more. I just gotta hone my photography skills a bit ;PQuote:
Originally Posted by HNSB
Yeah! How is it ? Nice pile!;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Str8Shooter
That Rodgers looks familiar ;) Did you hone it yourself? How does it shave?
Come to think of it...lots of your razors look familiar! Probably the new camera!:tuQuote:
Originally Posted by ScienceGuy
Shaves like a dream!!Quote:
Originally Posted by ScienceGuy
Gotta practice for my photojournalism class with something ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by sharptonn
Nice Razors. Try putting something white in an area where it will reflect into the blade so it shows the steel better. In many of the photos, the blades are quite dark and it prevents us from seeing the finer details on them as well. Razors are a challenging item to photograph due to their reflectivity, best of luck and keep up the good work. :beer1:
Glenn
Yes! I would suggest a pair of dice, an ace of spades, or a 100 dollar bill would reflect nicely!
What? No Boker? I'm shocked.
Actually that's a very nice collection. Grats. :)
What is the third blade?
I believe its a Charlie Jackson wedge 7/8Quote:
Originally Posted by ace
Thanks! I had one but I traded it.. it was a red injun 100 4/8 in mint condition.. =[Quote:
Originally Posted by Crotalus
Wow, the Lowe is for me the best. I'm making space on my budget for one of those.
K
thats a helluva collection, nice pics!