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Here is my Company vs. What I've done to my tan celine "October Ransom ". Sorry if I'm late but I didn't have nice photos and wanted to join. October is my only doll I can post. The rest are unfinished. Dx well she is too but actually not in pieces.
A comparison shot of two ladies bicycles , one in Brisbane and the other in London . Why bicycles , no particular reason , just because they were there and caught my eye . Its pure coincidence that they are women's bikes , they are both facing in the same direction , both have carrying baskets attached , ( a main feature that caused this comparison in the first place ) , and both are leaning against a metal railing . Interesting again , the above is in front of a vehicular ramp leading below ground level and the English bike is in front of stairs that lead to a traditional below ground level basement area , again pure coincidence but a fact worth noting . Their presentation and colouring I find interesting , thats not to say they don't have red bicycles in London and grey ones in Brisbane … Even the weather under which these shots were taken says something , the above in strong sunshine and the English shot in more subdued light , indicative of that locations weather , again pure coincidence on the day ..
CBD . Brisbane
In fact, given how wildly out the colours I originally blocked in the blue bits were with it's not looking too bad now. The left wall was dreadful at first, as I'd got the colour and the approach for the underpainting wrong, and it's taken a fair bit of reworking to rescue it - just need to adjust it's shape now and do the final texture and shading. The acrylics paint over earlier coats nicely as I thought they would - and I think the wash for the shadow on the pavement may well be possible - thinned some of the paint for shading the green part.
Overall, fairly pleased with progress so far.
Here’s some comparison photos of the new Curvy MTM body next to some other dolls. She’s shorter than the Collectors Curvy body and is closer to the Fashionista Curvy but her limbs are slightly thicker.
She has almost the same poseability as an Original MTM body but due to her thicker body type it ALMOST does the same things anyway. Her ankles are as floppy as original MTM so bleh.
Surprisingly her wrists are compatible with Original MTM, which means it’s compatible with older jointed Barbie dolls with vinyl arms AND DC Super Hero Girl hands.
Her ankles though are completely different so if you were hoping to give her smaller feet you’ll need to mod the doll a lot.
Her skin tone is ALMOST Tropic Tan/Nikki but it’s slightly too pink and light. Still darker than other Caucasian skin tones though.
Trying to figure out Elf Jude's look...........and he needs a name too although I think I'm leaning towards Ganllon.
Left to Right:
ResinSoul Coffee, Granado Tan, IpleHouse RealSkin
In person, the Granado Tan is actually a better match than the ResinSoul Coffee for the IpleHouse RealSkin. It looks darker in person, but photographs a little lighter. But between just the Granado Tan and Iple Real, Granado is more sandy brown, where Iple is more reddish brown.
Showing the difference between velljo paint and citadel paints the velljo is on the right and the citadel is on the left.
Resin comparison between the following NS resins:
Popodoll '11
Leekeworld '09
Infinitidoll '10
Iplehouse '12
Elfdoll '11
Volks '10
Ok i am getting a few questions of the big stopper. I have put together a rough shabby guide so i apologise for its appearance.
There are three images all shot at f13 using the big stopper using ISO (or ASA) speed to alter the exposure duration. You will see the effect that using a dark 10 stop filter will have as you expand the shutter range. The example is poor but as i have no use for the images i thought i might as well use them for something.
The white smears in the lake are swans.
Oh and please excuse the sensor dust :)
On a side note i would like to know if people think i should better organise my sets? Should i have organised sets top 10's or 100's etc.
Anyway feedback always appreciated, hope you find the comparison useful.
This is a 100% crop comparison of SD1 versus SD Quattro.
The original images can be viewed here flic.kr/p/LxBgt3 and here flic.kr/p/LaaaT3
The result is disappointing but to be expected: The quattro sensor, with its much reduced red photosite count, does not make such a good job of capturing Infrared wavelengths.
from left to right: Little Monica Little Harmony, Minifee and D-storic Narae.
All three is normal skin, Narae is Normal yellow, I think, tho compare to the other two it's so pale, maybe it's white? Though I never seen D-storic white, so not sure. Anyone can confirm?
Still doing some macro trials. I can't get rid of the system shake and focusing is hard!
Both images were taken almost without moving anything except of the lights (LED). The view of the leaf changes drastically!
Taken with Canon EF 100mm macro + two 2x teleconverters + 68mm extension tubes. No lens reversing.
Blythe - Bambicrony Ciao Bella - Angel Fantasy BB elf (yo-sd)
A few people have been asking for some size comparison shots so here they are!
index: OPI Gargantuan Green Grape
middle: OPI Damone Roberts 1968
ring: OPI Hey! Get In Lime!
pinkie: OPI Mermaid’s Tears
two coats + top coat
natural light
Another size comparison. I thought the MacBook Pro would feel a lot bigger and bulkier, but actually doesn't seem that much more to shlep around. Apple Design huzzah! If this had been another manufacturer, it would have been 3 times bulkier.
Torso test. Both Withdolls have had their stoppers removed.
Basically everyone moves well, except for the MNF that's useless. And everyone but the narae and minisup end up stupid and broken looking due to the chest joint (I still don't understand how it's supposed to be aesthetically pleasing). Well, mnf doesn't but that's just because it doesn't move as much.
Here's a side to side comparison of my Painted production Bren and DP28 to Overmolded Bren and DP28. I felt like making one, here it is. Enjoy!
The differences between the Automaxx and Oxford Scania cabs can be seen more clearly when they are parked side by side. The Oxford represents the current production P-series introduced around 2006, while the Automaxx is the previous 4-series that it replaced. With the Oxford as a brand new appliance on the run as the first away, the cab transplant allows the same station's retained crew to have a slightly older vehicle that still has much in common with the newer one.
Size comparison photos. Souldoll Star - Volks Liz on Suwarikko body - Do Dolls Dream Marionette Line Margaret - Volks Ariadoll Iris Secret - nDoll Aiko/Little Monica Sophia ^^
Momoko - Monster High - Pullip Type4 body
- The 1st thing is that Frankie can't have her feet down flat. O_o Otherwise she would be smaller than a Momoko.
- Her body is way smaller & thinner than the other two bodies, I think I will never complain again about the thinness of type4 body (or I'll do ^^°).
- She can't have her elbows inside as Momokos or Pullips type4. Her articulations are very similar of a Dal body in fact.
This a comparison of the Musa Magic Winx dolls by Mattel and Giochi Preziosi. Each doll has pros and cons. I like both faces on each doll but I prefer Mattel's face. The hair on Italian Musa has purple and blue streaks which I think is very cool, but has stiffish feeling hair. Mattel Musa has dark blue, blue, and blue tinsel hair, which is very soft and cool. Both outfits are pretty much the same but the Giochi Preziosi doll lacks her armbands. Mattel Musa is supposed to come with 2 but I lost her other one sadly. The shoes are the same too but Mattel Musa doesn't have dark red heels like from the show. Both dolls have red headphones that are actually purple in he show. The Mattel wings are better because they light up and are magnetic, the Giochi Preziosi wings are plastic with velcro. I love both dolls :)
The eyes with codes are OOAK eyes from Doll Peddlar, but the ones with names and the two new 17035 and 17036 are on the official website of Oscardoll
Here I tested Phoenix 200 in a direct comparison with an established film. Both shots are completely un-postprocessed. These are the raw scans as I received them from the lab.
I used two cameras with light meters that I know to be reliable. To the left a Nikon F5 with Harman Phoenix 200, shot at the box value of ISO 200. To the right a Canon A-1 with Kodak Ektar 100. The location and lighting conditions are identical. The framing is not, but that should not matter.
Ektar 100 is not known to be a very forgiving film but it acquitted itself of its task quite well. The colours of the neon lights have been faithfully preserved and the exposure is good. Highlights are not blown out and the dark parts show as much detail as one can expect, with no colour hues. Conversely, in the Phoenix shot the highlights are blown out and at the same time the dark parts have lost most detail and acquired a greenish hue that just wasn't there. From most other Phoenix shots I've seen, including those on my first test roll, I'd assumed that Phoenix should be shot at a lower ISO rating than the box value. The dim background seems to bear that out. But I wonder: The highlights are already blown out - that would get worse with overexposure, as would the unpleasant halation that appears to be unavoidable with Phoenix.
To the left:
Camera: Nikon F5
Lens: AF Nikkor 50 mm 1:1.8 D
Harman Phoenix 200 colour negative film shot at ISO 200
Developed and scanned by www.meinfilmlab.de
To the right:
Camera: Canon A-1
Lens: Canon FD 50mm 1:1.4 S.S.C.
Kodak Ektar 100 professional grade colour negative film shot at ISO 100
Developed and scanned by www.meinfilmlab.de