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Comparison of goblins miniatures. L-R: Splintered Light (Bob Olley), Citadel (Kev Adams 1987), Ral Partha (Tom Meier 1979), Ral Partha (Bob Olley), Grenadier (Andrew Chernak Offical AD&D 1981), Grenadier (Andrew Chernak AD&D / Wizzards and Warriors 197?), Citadel (Perry?), Citadel (Perry? "Red Orc"), Asgard (Jess Goodwin "Slave Orc"), Asgard (Jess Goodwin "Soldier Orc Officer"), Grenadier (Nick Lund Fantasy Warriors), Grenadier (Nick Lund Fantasy Warriors "Great Goblin" 1990)
(The grid is metric, btw)
~CLASSIC BODY:
Shape by Pouty Midget
Skin by Cynful
~MESH E-BODY
Shape by Pouty Midget
Skin by Cynful
E-body by Abar
~FULLMESH
-Full Bento by Altamura
~CLOTHES
-Top by Petite Mort
-Shorts by No cabide
Simply a comparison between full frame range finder and a crop sensor DSLR .. No editing in any kind! just film scanned and RAW photos from the memory card.
waiting christmas no post processing x-ept crop. actually I was testing ISO performance on both cameras. I was on aperture priority with ISO 800
Comparison with Minox film cameras: DCC Leica M3 (left), the Classic Leica M3 (right), the Minox LX (middle), and the Minox ECX (bottom)
In this comparison you can see that the polarizing filter creates extra contrast between the clouds and the blue sky. There seems to be less contrast in the leaves on the tree at the right side of the image.
Foundry Viking, Crusader Viking, Wargames Factory German, Wargames Factory Celt, Warlord Celt, Gorgon Druid
Very rough comparison of a couple of legacy lenses, the Helios 58/2 (the old metal '44-2' model) and OM's old 50/1.8.
Both nice sharp lenses & I wouldn't read too much into it (the OM has had a hard life) but I think the Helios has the edge in terms of resolution (the large version of the image shows it best). The Helios also does interesting bokeh. IMHO the Helios is a bit harsh and for portraits I'd certainly prefer the OM. The Helios also suffers a bit from lack of contrast, and is a bit blue, in fact getting the colours right often means a bit of post-processing.
I've unsharped this slightly to make it easier to see on flick. Possibly an error, it disadvantages the Helios a little I think. I've found the Helios jpegs need very little, if any unsharp mask, but at 100% they just have that jpeg look to them (its the edges, something about jpegs ... I must do this with RAW files and see how they look). These were all jpegs and taken with an Olympus E420. I suspect the sensor may be the limit on what the Helios is showing.
I doubt there's much difference when shooting for real, but I've always found the OM50 a bit of a pain to focus, the Helios seems easier, and I like the extra 8mm so will probably stick with it.
For a modern comparison I tried the Olympus' 14-42 kit zoom, at 5.6 (as wide as it'll go at the long end - that's zooms for you!). It's a bit of a volkswagen beetle among lenses, but its a nice bit of glass. It looked very slightly sharper than the OM but not as sharp as the Helios (I've not included those shots). Of course at 42mm max its not quite comparing like with like.
Assuming the first two serial numbers on the Helios are the year, mine must be a 1973 model. That'll make it 40 years old next year. Wonder how many of today's lenses will last that long ...
This detail is taken from about halfway out from the centre. 20/2.8 is on the left and the 14-24/2.8 on the right. Cropped from full res highest quality JPEG straight from a Nikon D800.
The comparison.... Once I put the two together some major errors became apparent but it wasn't a bad build from mostly memory.
I thought it would be fun to show the diffrences between the make up. It changes with warm and cold water :)
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At ISO 100, files taken from Imaging Resources. Left images have no unsharp mask applied, right has unsharp mask (140%, 1.2 pixels) applied. See the difference of that AA filter for yourself.
Like Comparison 4, but the Olympus is zoomed.
Right: Nikon Coolpix 990
Left: Olympus Camedia C-8080, zoomed
i got my new Adele gold glam today. Adele skintone is a bit lighter than Dominique. however i think it's ok to sawap her head not too much different :)
Comparison between the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office Chevrolet Caprice PPV and Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor at the South Prescient station in Mill Creek, WA. I also get to meet the deputy who owns that vehicle and he told me that he likes the Caprice much more than the Crown Vic since it is more powerful than the Crown Vic. Not to mention that the interior is much more modern.
Tim, and someone else on CSF I think had asked if the Abaddon was my largest fighter ever. I wondered, thinking it looked a lot smaller than some of the others I'd produced.
So I threw it into a file with some others, and as you can see it is actually the smallest of the four. With the old version of LDView, I was not able to get a screencap, however the latest version did just fine. What a fantastic little program!
And thanks to Tim for the isometric suggestion. Reading through the help file, I couldn't figure out what that meant, until I switched the views around... pretty sad for a guy who went to an engineering college :(
Top to bottom: SF-1 Raven, Vic Viper T-301 (from Gradius V), ZR-38 Abaddon, and SF-92C Hurricane.
From my personal collection - NOT FOR SALE
Cupid 2.2 was released as a gift for 2010 winter event.
Cupid and Cupid2 have FL faceup, Cupid2.2 is blank, I made Cupid 3's faceup myself.
Comparison of a Cerastium fontanum (Common mouse-ear chickweed) flower in visible light (top), ultraviolet light (middle), and infrared (bottom).
In visible light the flower has white petals with slightly darker markings running from the base to about two thirds up. The bases of the petals and centre of the flower are green in colour and mid-toned. The style and stamens are white, while the pollen is a light yellow colour. The sepals and leaves are a mid - dark tone green.
In ultraviolet the petals retain the stripe markings, but also have a darker area covering the bottom two thirds (a nectar guide). The centre of the flower and the sexual parts appear quite dark.
In infrared the stripe markings on the petals are still visible, though not quite as obvious as in visible or ultraviolet light. The parts of the plant that appear green in visible light (the centre of the flower, sepals, and leaves) all appear quite bright.
This image is available free to use under a Creative Commons Attribution Share-alike licence. If you use the image, please credit (and link back to) Vis UV IR flower photos.
I received a white skin Pukifee Rin in error from DDE a few weeks ago, I received the corrected order of a normal skin Pukifee Rin in the mail today before shipping the white skin pukifee back I decided to take a comparison photo or two.
- Fashion Royalty Rayna Ahmadi A Fabulous Life
- Fashion Royalty Poppy Parker City Sweetheart Off Beat
- Made to Move Barbie body ( Poppy head)
Resin comparison between DollShe resin pure skin tone: Pale 2016, fresh 2016, oriental 2014, copper oriental 2014.
On the left the feet of Lara Apple on the right Flor Pablita. The Fruit children are on the tan side, but here you can see that Pablita has a delightful chocolate color.
I honestly think the Felix Brownie poses A LOT better than the Pukipuki.
My puki can't sit in the cute pose like my Brownie can, this is as far as she can go. xD
From the front you can see how much larger the EN is in pretty much every way. The boiler is MUCH bigger, but again, I'm impressed that the Constitution doesn't look bad in comparison!
Standing in the same spot, I took two pictures with two cameras' default settings, then pasted half of one beside the other. This is like Comparison 2, but the Olympus was zoomed to match the Nikon's field of view.
The graininess of the Olympus is much reduced compared to #2, because rather than cropping a wide image, I had to downsize the zoomed image, which of course reduced the grain.
Also note the difference in colors.
Right: Nikon Coolpix 990
Left: Olympus Camedia C-8080, zoomed