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Natural sitting with knees (slightly) bent.
Narae: okay, looks natural
Withdoll: leans back
MNF: stiff! And leans back.
DOC: win.
4930 'Hagley Hall' 4-6-0 80079 BR 4MT 2-6-4T & 43106 4MT 2-6-0 pass Withington Herefordshire heading for Bulmers Steam Centre and then the next day Welsh Marches duties 25-2-83
As can be seen the line was still double track and the field to the left was used for growing hops
When I first bought Ocean Filigree I thought it was Crazy Quilt. I received Crazy Quilt today...I've been waiting a long time to find one at a good price.
These two make a nice pair - two of the coolest pieces I have!
Did a quick comparison with her and some dolls I had at hand
Atm some of my dolls are out of my reach but I should be able to take comparisons between the minigenue and the following bodies too if needed: Unoa ES, Iplehouse JID boy and girl, Limwha 45cm boy, Resinsoul/Bobobie male, Cerisedoll Classic V1 and Freakstyle Salome
decidí hacerle un cambio de cabeza a Yume, me parecía muy adorable con la cabeza Lance, ahora posee una de LittleRebel :)
A good comparison of the Great Egret and the Snowy (on the right) Egret and Friend (White Faced Ibis)
Here is a comparison of the same subject take with Px 70 Push and PX 680
The image on the left was taken with PX70 Push with L/D dial set to full L. Taken with SX70 camera
The middle image taken with PX70 Push with L/D dial set to regular exposure. Taken with SX70 camera
- I'm really excited with the results of the Px 680.
The image on the right take with PX680 with L/D dial set to regular. Used Polaroid 680 camera
These two are a comparison for exact same ToD and weather without any changes for dungeon and "normal" interior. I think I'm close to striking a good balance. Close... but not there. What do you think??
Tribute ENB 0.264 WIP
P.S. Yeah, I know those weird lights up above the bar are weird. Relighting Skyrim puts them there I think. Not sure what to do about them... Ah well. It's Skyrim... If only Bethesda actually made it so windowlights actually, you know, emit light.
Both of these quilt tops are made with 196 HSTs, in groups of four, that set in at three inches. I think it's interesting that the setting on the left, with the "four-pack" arrangement, has such a grid, straight forward look to it and the one on the right, with the HSTs as pinwheels, gives a much more rounded look. I may have to try one with the Broken Dishes arrangement for the four HSTs and see what that looks like :)
Which one looks better? Oh and I apologize for deleting a lot of my previous pictures. I'm just doing some testing.
I lined up the four Phicen's that I have for a quick comparison! Each figure is very different! No two are alike in height or proportion!
Comparison of two Pipos sculpts- Rosie has larger eyes and shorter, thicker ears than Charlotte. Rosie's faceplate can fit on Charlotte's headback.
Cleverly, Nottingham City Transport E400 City 433 had been parked alongside Nottingham Heritage Vehicles Leyland Atlantean 433 at Autokarna 2018. This provided the perfect opportunity to compare the two.
Glazed staircases aren't entirely new........!
Just thought I'd upload a side-by-side shot of the real logo with my model. When designing this I used this drawing to figure out just how wide and round each section should be.
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I took along a Canon Sure Shot Z135 to not only compare the two cameras, but also to get some color images.
Pentax IQ Zoom 120SW on the left, and Canon Sure Shot Z135 on the right. Both cameras show little distortion, but the Canon has a much better record when it comes to exposures.
Biggest fault of the Pentax is the metering. Even with 400 speed film, I was getting too many under exposures. On a bright sunny day, it did very well, but once it was overcast, the Pentax was very hit-or-miss.
There is also the issue of whether it focuses well at infinity. I would get the flashing indicator by the viewfinder, and then hit the AF button to turn on the Infinity Focus program. You can't tell the difference, as far as I'm concerned. And the feature shuts back off after you take the exposure, so you have to turn it back on with every shot. This could get really annoying if trying to go for a 360 degree panorama, and keeping your horizon line in place, because the button is on the top of the camera, nestled close to two other buttons. This means you have to lower the camera to see if you actually have the Infinity Lock on.
I thought that this camera was a Panoramic mode only, until I just found the P button on the bottom of the camera. Oh well, that happens when you can't find a manual. I realy like the idea of a 28-120mm lens in a small package. It is pocketable, but there is a lens bulge, unlike with the Canon Sure Shot 120 Classic that retracted the lens completely into the camera body. But then it was a bigger camera, so it had the room.
A comparison between two first liveries on R426 WPX (42526), and R422 WPX (42522)
The Buses of Somerset, Hamilton Road, Taunton, 12/10/14.
A comparison between Drazen (a 60cm doll head), Eve (45cm) and my newest project: Persephone (she will be 30cm when she's done.
Look at the tininess!
I finally got a chance to test out my new Hoya circular polarizing filter today at my nearest park.
This comparison is a great example of the result of using the filter on plants/trees etc on a sunny day.
The images are straight out of the camera with no post processing applied except for pasting them into a single file.
The top image is taken with no polarization and the bottom one is with polarization. You can see that the main difference between the two is the glare and reflection coming from the leaves on the non-polarized shot is simply not there on the polarized one. This allows the colour to be brought out in the leaves, increasing the overall saturation.
I would reccommend viewing this shot in Large to check out the clarity of the small white flowers running next to the bush. You almost cannot make them out on the non-polarized image.
Also, the shadows appear reduced in the polarized shot, bringing a bit more detail to those areas which is much more pleasant.
I will be testing my new toy out a little more over the next few days so I hope to have some more images up soon.