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Here is another comparison between the Man Of Steel and General Zod bodies from Hot Toys! Sam and Jake are on Zod bodies while Henry, of course, is on the Man Of Steel body!
The guys are all wearing underwear from Hegemony 77!
natural light vs. strobist
A lot of photographers talk about being masters of natural light. For fun I did a little comparison to see if all the work it takes to set up a "strobist" shot is really worth all the time and effort one takes to set up the shot. I know there is a time and place for natural light, don't get me wrong. But can you honestly tell me the natural light shot above is a shot that says "wow! look at me?" In this instance, I feel like the "natural light" shot is just a snapshot. Anyone could have taken this shot? For the strobist, there is a sense of artistry involved. Feel free to add your comments and thoughts. I am very interested in hearing what other photographers have to say about this debate between the two forms!
Strobist info:
Speedlight Camera Left - Honl Speed Grid
Speedlight Camera Right - 28" Westcott Apollo Softbox
Speed light camera right - bare, on ground car accent
Here are the lighter flesh-toned dolls that I have, for the person who wanted a comparison picture. (MH and EAH only)
Bloodgood is a little more peachy/orange than the rest.
Pullip - Blythe - Dal - Hujoo
A few people have been asking for some size comparison shots so here they are!
-Dollmore Zaoll luv 52 cm; WS; 2/2014
-Elfdoll Vivien reminisce (mod.) head; ?(date) + Supia original (old) body 59 cm; 11/2014
I've been shooting with a vintage Nikon L35AF and really enjoying the results -- especially with Kodak Pro Image 100 -- an apparently now-discontinued ISO 100 C-41 film that I believe was heavily marketed in Asia. I decided to try Ektar 100 as a replacement.
Left: Nikon L35AF, f/2.8 35mm, Kodak Pro Image 100. Right: Canon Sure Shot Supreme, f/2.8 38mm, Kodak Ektar 100. I always thought that Pro Image 100 really popped the blue skies, but in this test Ektar really goes to town.
2015 Fairyland Tan is different.
It is more orange, but only slightly. see closeup for better comparison
You really need to see this AT FULL SIZE OMG!
In the leftmost picture, ALL shaders are OFF.
One shader checkbox was enabled for each progressive picture.
In the rightmost picture, ALL shaders are ON:
[X] Transparent Water
[X] Bump mapping and shiny
[X] Basic shaders
[X] Atmospheric shaders
[X] Lighting and Shadows (& Depth of Field)
[X] Ambient Occlusion
The Kayak-Nessie is my small dream as an opensource project. You can order her now at Hongyi or use the images to make her at a different manufacturer if you want. drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B_f6QgG2BE_kOTVTaWhRZ3RSUVE
I just wish I can take her on water soon for better pictures.
inflation:
deflation:
Last fall when the Iphone 11 pro came out I bought one hoping to use it for street photography. However I am using it more and more everyday. These were taken on two separate days but similar conditions.Both are right out of the camera and not edited. I cropped the 5D4 so the composition was similar. I think I made a good choice
So this is that embarrassing point in time when I realise I have a whole other set of dolls which I completely forgot I owned...poor neglected things.
L-R: imda 1.7; Petworks Usaggi; middie Blythe; Tiny Betsy McCall
usaggi is the same size as niki and odeco but with an immature chest and is closest in size to Posy. Tiny Betsy has similar waist and hips but much broader shoulders.
Here is a doll comparison that I hope will help a fellow doll collector who is having trouble matching the right body for an ITBE Desirable head. He's hoping to find a Nuface body that matches but there are so many variations of Caucasian skin tone. If anybody has had any experience with matching this particular head we would both appreciate any input you can offer.
I've made a simple comparison between Panny Leica 45mm, MZD 45mm and MZD 12-50mm.
Setting :
Focal length : 45mm, f5.6 ~f6, ISO200, SOOC, tripod.
Camera for the photo : Olympus OM-D E-M5
Lens for the photo : Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 45mm f/1.8
The 100% crop picture is here :
I got a request on twitter for a height comparison between little dal/pullip and various small anime figures so...
Pinky Street-Figma- Little Dal-Nendoroid-Little Pullip- Nendoroid
From left to right - Ultimate, Farewell to arms, and Deadite. The older versions are still decent figures, but the new ultimate is superior. The new legs look so much better and the paint is also improved
Switch Taeheo is a slightly smaller head. (Smaller than Shiho and most likely smaller than Soseo?) - and I think this body is just a tat to big for him. With a slightly shorter and less thick neck it would work better. It is not as noticable with a wig, but not my first choice.
The colour difference is less pronounced for the eye than here in the pictures.
index: Opi The thrill of Brazil
middle: Opi Vodka & Caviar
ring: Opi St. Petersburgundy
pinky: Opi Got the blues for red
A side-by-side of the first one that I wrecked trying to flat-iron and then tried to do some patch work and the second attempt. I changed the colouring a bit, too. Original pixel art by Orkimides.
A comparison of the resin colors of Fairyland's "Natural" of 2012 (on the left) and Withdoll's "Normal" of 2013 (on the right).
As you can see the match is quite good. There is a slight difference, but it could easily be blushed.
For comparison purposes, an architectural rendering of the (left to right), Jin Mao Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center and Shanghai Tower, side-by-side.
Courtesy of 2DEFINE Architects
experiments with the bronze bezels--dragged these back out to compare them after seeing the pcd feature on Libby Mill's bronze bezels--I like hers better!
I was just trying to figure out how to illustrate the unusual size of this beast that I had run across in the neighborhood, when someone came and parked his Volkswagen van (which is quite a large vehicle, at least for European standards) just between it and a Fiat Punto. Note that the Volkswagen’s overall height barely exceeds the pickup walls.
London's two iconic post-war designs the RT and RM side by side at Fulwell Garage open day on 28 June 2014.