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I shot this earlier with the Voigtlander Ultron 28mm lens. Later I'll shoot it once more with the Q2 Monochrom for comparison.
Quick doll body comparison between my new ARAM doll and some of my other 1/6th scale dolls. Hopefully it is helpful to those curious about how her size relates to dolls like Licca, Blythe, etc.
From left to right: Nikki, 2nd generation Licca, ARAM by Atomaru, replica Licca (1st gen headmold), Tiny Betsy McCall, 4th generation Licca (modern), Blythe, Momoko.
From Smallest to Largest:
Latidoll Lati White Belle
Fairyland Pukipuki Lily
Latidoll Lati White SP T. Haru
Jun Planning AI Beleporene
Fairyland Pukifee Mio
Latidoll Lati Yellow Joy
Latidoll Lati Yellow SP Lea
For anyone wondering why I didn't toss a Luts Tiny Delf in there, all of mine are centaurs so not really the best for size comparisons when I receive my Hansel from the Halloween event I will take a new comparison picture.
This week's Saturday Timewatch features Hambledon Hill, Dorset. It is a prehistoric Iron Age hill fort where radio-carbon dating of objects found during archaeological investigation show the hill fort goes back to at least 2850BC.....almost 5000 years ago.
Both Maiden Castle and Eggardon hill forts have featured here before. They are impressive. However, Hambledon Hill is even more monumental by comparison, both when viewed from below and from on top. The cattle in the foreground give some indication of the hill fort's size. It rises to 192m (630 ft) from the Blackmore Vale above the village of Child Okeford.
Note the long barrow burial chamber top left on the summit.
My Wife's Grandmother (Dorothy Wolz), a beautiful soul and an English teacher, used this phrase often with her children. Although I agree that comparisons can be hateful, in this case comparing the size of this adult Burrowing Owl and its freshly caught Deer Mouse perfectly illustrates the scale and the small size of a Burrowing Owl.
So I decided to do a little comparison between the different minifee bodies before I sand the shoulders on my motion line to be more rounded. I hope this helps you guys to have a better chance of deciding which bodies to get if you are new to minifees or may need to add some more to your crew in the future :)
The busts the girls are wearing are Cutie bust, Large bust and Full bust x2. I do have Small bust and Glamour as well as the fairyline boy bust too but I didn't think they were important for the general body overview. This is also not a pose off, just an overall look ^^
Left to right: minifee a-line boy muscle, minifee a-line boy no muscle, minifee motion line boy, minifee moe line boy, minifee fairyline girl, minifee new a-line girl cutie legs, minifee old a-line girl model legs, minifee moe line girl.
United Airlines, N13248, 1999 Boeing B757-224WL, MSN 29284. LN 851, FN 0135
N41135 Boeing 757-224(WL) Continental Air Lines 19 Feb 1999
C16Y159 2x RR RB211-535E4B fn 135
N41135 Boeing 757-224(WL) United Airlines 1 Oct 2010
C16Y153 2x RR RB211-535E4B fn 0135 tfd configured "C16Y159"
re-configured "C16Y153" 12/2011
United Airlines, N13248, 1999 Boeing B737-824WL, MSN 28808, LN 435, FN 0248
N13248 Boeing 737-824(WL) Continental Air Lines 6 Dec 1999
C16Y144 2x CFMI CFM56-7B26 fn 248 WL fitted 01/2006
N13248 Boeing 737-824(WL) United Airlines 1 Oct 2010
C16Y150 2x CFMI CFM56-7B26 fn 0248 tfd
I've this girl from buried in oblivion at home, to makeup her soon.
Then I take a picture of her with my MSD girls to let you see her size.
Left to Right :
- Doll chateau Bella
- My dolling HeeAh
- Cerisedolls Constantine
- Elfdoll lovely Dami
- Minifee Chloe
- Minifee Miyu mod
- Buried in Oblivion Skene
Dynamite Girl & FR2 not shown
FR1 (2001/2002) – The first body used in the line; you can easy spot these as the arms have no articulation and the hip joints can only move forwards and backwards.
FRA (2005) – Articulation in the elbow and the mid-upper arm was added to the body in 2005
FR-Tall (2007) – The ladies got longer legs and lost the mid-upper arm ability to spin. The forearm sculpt was also updated, give the models longer arms as well. “Handspeak”, the ability to remove and change hands, was added to the body type in 2011.
FR2 (2010) – The body got a complete (nearly?) makeover with a brand new silhouette that we now know and love.
FR2013 (2013) – The FR2 had a change to the knee joints in 2013 resulting in the FR2013 body, and became explodable in 2014.
FR6.0 (2017) – The sixth iteration of the Fashion Royalty body simply removed the waist joint.
HORACIO PATRONE : NIKON D 500 LENS NIKKOR AF-S 300/4 D IF ED +TC 1.4, . fotografia Horacio Patrone.. BUENOS AIRES...( ARGENTINA ) . . -The most striking aspect of the northern barrios (Retiro, Recoleta, Palermo), especially in comparison with their less affluent southern counterpart. .buenosaires.for91days.com/2011/03/10/the-carlos-thays-bot...
Lately I’ve been editing photos with a big hit of gamma correction, for a grayed-out/antique kind-of look? Not quite sure if I’ll stay with it, but I do think it makes things look more… ☆.~:*aesthetic*:~.☆ ? Anyway, here is a comparison. Gamma correction on the left, edited but no gamma correction on the right.
A comparison of an image as shot with my current moon processing workflow. 8 parameter affine transform stacking done in Nebulosity, Deconvolution sharpening in Lynkeos. Zone based (terminator vrs flatly lit) exposure stretching, saturation enhancement, and additional sharpening in Photoshop.
Earlier I received the new Drax Minifigure by FigFactory and I decided to do a comparison to the official minifigure. Both minifigures are great and overloaded with details. I like the version of FigFactory more than the official version, mainly because the 3D print of the tattoos looks really amazing. If you compare it to the real character it is closer to the original, because the tattoos are very thick and look more raised from Drax's body, so this is really great. Also the dull look in Drax's face is much better captured in the custom version. I also really like the leg details with the knives on either side. The only thing that I like better in the official version are the Lego-like skulls in the tattoo print, because I just love when everything gets minifigureized. :D But you will have to decide what you want to be going for, closer to the original or a more funny print. Overall the custom is fantastic, the digital printing quality is great as usual and the faceprint is very well executed.
Mari (left) has the SID body with small bust and mobility joint options. Bianca has the nYID body with large bust and general thighs.
The different in waist and shoulder dimensions are why most nYID fitted clothes do not fit on SID. And while it's not obvious, Mari is larger around the bust measurement than Bianca, despite her smaller bust option.
Both dolls are peach gold skin tone.
From left: Jazz Barbie Brunette, Misaki Summer Crush, Souldoll Metel and rerooted Mama told me (Momoko).
left to right: FL Littlefee Ante Elf, Doll Chateau Zora, Minifee Rheia, Doll Chateau Bella, Donn Chateau Isabel.
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.
Side-by-side comparison of the Sunrise Models Dodge kit 'out of the box' as the Eastern Scottish example (left) and the lengthened chassis version which was converted from the same original kit as the Fife Scottish version (right).
Just showing a comparison between my LAAT/i (?) and LAAT/c.
Yeah, I know, the Carrier looks so clean and sleek compared to the garbled, battle-hardened infantry variant.
Welcome to my second comparison of lenses with a focal length of 35 mm. This time all contenders are more than 50 years old and are equipped with the M42 screw-mount. There are two famous lenses amoung it (Flektogon 2.4/35 and Super-Takumar 3.5/35), two insider tips (Color-Skoparex 2.8/35 and Travegon R 3.5/35) and perhaps a stunner.
Results for the center:
Results for the corner:
Carl Zeiss Jena Flektogon MC 2.4/35
Perhaps a Flektogon was the first wide angle lens for SLRs with a retrofocus design, the other suspicious is the Angénieux R1. The first attempt was to put a divergent lens element in front of a well known lens, in that case a Biometar, to obtain a 2.8/35 with a (7/5)-design. In the early seventies the Flektogon was completely redesigned, this time based on a triplet. The new version was cheaper to produce, better and faster, was the first multi-coated lens by CZJ, and it has 6 elements in 6 groups. The lens here has an impressive nearest focus distance of 0.2 m.
Voigländer Color-Skoparex 2.8/35
Made by Rollei in Singapore, belongs to the Voigtländer VSL1 and offers open-aperture-metering with it. It is a (5/5) design by Zeiss and was also available as Distagon with QBM-mount for the Rolleiflex (it is different from the later Distagon for the Contax, which is a (6/6)-design). The Distagon was provided single coated or multi coated (HFT) - I don't know, what the Skoparex is. The lens is from about 1974 and has 6 blades. Another note: the lens has no A/M-switch, but you can close the diaphragm by (carefully!) screw in the tiny set screw next to the aperture pin.
Pentax Auto-Takumar 3.5/35
Clearly the smallest lens of the group. It was produced around 1960. "Auto" means, that the camera automatically closes the aperture via the common pin at the lens mount, but the user has to open it by himself again by pushing the small lever at the f-stop ring, so it is rather "semi-auto". A (5/4)-design with 5 blades.
Pentax Super-Takumar 3.5/35
The same optics like the Auto-Takumar, but in a new outfit: this time with really fully-automatic aperture and with A/M-switch. Usually seen on a Spotmatic.
Enna Lithagon 3.5/35
Certainly the most simple lens in this field. It is based on the 4.5/35 Lithagon, the first retrofocus lens for 35 mm SLRs made in West Germany (1953). The retrofocus effect is achieved by adding a divergent lens element ahead of common lens, so here: the Lithagon has a comparable large front lens element in front of a simple triplet, the result is a (4/4)-design. Also the construction of the lens is simple: full manual aperture setting (even no preset ring) and a rotating front. This combination can by annoying, because you can loose the focus when closing the aperture. 8 blades, the zebra look should be from the late sixties.
A. Schacht Travegon R 3.5/35
Made by a very small manufacturer, but certainly one of the most extravagant lenses of that type which I hold in my hands. The mechanics are extraordinary, the 6 blades sport a ball bearing, the lens has an A/M-switch, a socket for a cable release, and an automatic display for the depth-of-field. The lens was designed by Ludwig Bertele (it's said he designed all lenses of Schacht). As the inventor of the Sonnar Bertele was a master in arranging many lens elements in three groups, so here, the Travegon is a (6/3)-design.
Super Yashinon-R 2.8/35
Perhaps the oldest lens in this field, together with the Auto-Takumar. It was already available for the Yashica Pentaflex around 1960, but then with a bayonet mount. When Yashica switched to the M42 mount with the "J"-series, this lens was carried. It has a preset aperture, 8 blades, a nearest focus distance of 1 m and is a (6/5)-design.
Auto Yashinon DX 2.8/35
The "Auto" indicates an automatic aperture, and there exists also DX-lenses without "Auto" which have a preset aperture then. Contemporary cameras should be the TL and TL Super from the mid-sixties. Those DX lenses were followed by the DS-lenses, rather seen on the TL Elektros. The lens here has an A/M-switch, 6 blades and also an (6/5)-design, and as you can see from the results of this comparison, the design should be very different from the one of the Super Yashinon.
While breaking down years of old sets and a few new ones for sorting, i wanted to see how the new Charger set stacked up against my old GARC General Lee.
Some people have requested me to make a comparison between the american willys jeep and the german equivalent :-)
P.S I´m sorry for the bad photo, I where out working around the house that I forgot ti take the picture until it was to late, I´m gonna update the photo tomorrow tho ;-)
I left the random Collembola in the image. Provides a size comparison. The caterpillar is 20 mm in length.