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Comparison of 4 SD bodies - all Normal Skin
From left to right: Soom Gem, Oasisdoll Chic, Mirodoll, Souldoll Zenith.
Mirodoll body is FS.
Friend of mine told me that my photos changed a lot though years, so I take some pic of similar pose to compare.
I did improved my skills right? ^^
Same doll, wig, background, camera,only with different lens,eyes, shirt and doll body.
I know there are already countless comparison shots, but there aren't very many Modulex->System MOC duplications. I realized I could actually come pretty close, so why not?
The colors aren't perfect, of course; mx olive green is somewhere between Lego's olive green and sand green, and there's no good match for mx brown. Modulex colors are just more muted in general. The castle would probably have been better in old light gray, but I couldn't find my 1x1 tiles in that color.
As an aside, does anyone have a Scala doll (preferably male) with long sleeves that I can borrow/trade for?
Bokeh comparison my old lenses with Nikon 50mm f/1.8 G at the minimum focus distance and max aperture.(camera Nikon D600)
Your opinion?
This is a comparison of my latest IC1805 image(on the right) flic.kr/p/p8BWvp taken with a Celestron 11" EdgeHD & my previous image taken with a AT65EDQ flic.kr/p/hiuF62
AT65EDQ/QHY9M 2.42x1.82 degrees (1.5 degree radius)
11"EdgeHD/QHY23M 19' x 15' (.2 degree radius)
Tringa flavipes & Tringa melanoleuca,
In a tidal pool, Morro Strand State Beach,
Morro Bay, California
Dainty Biscuit vs Ichigo Heaven vs Mademoiselle Rosebud
Pretty obvious why MRB does NOT belong to the pink club. Not that I love her any less! :)
Showing the size comparison between the BA Garand, and BA SMLE
It will be available as a pre-release at BrickCon '10 in Seattle, exclusively for contributors to the Operation BrickLord project.
THIS IS ONLY A PROTOTYPE - THIS IS NOT A PRODUCTION ITEM.
Quick comparison pic :)
I haven't included my tiny tinies, - the shot was getting too hard!
From left to right:
Fairyland Feeple60 Mirwen (she's wearing high heels, so is actually a little shorter than this...
Alchemic Labo Unoa Lusis 1.5
Saintbloom Rosemary Brown Diana
Dust of Dolls Appi Khol
Alchemic Labo Unoa Light Fluorite (Resin)
Fairyland Littlefee Ante
Bluefairy Pocketfairy Sugar Didi
Secretdoll Person 08
Lati Yellow Cookie
Fairyland Pukifee Pongpong
Pipos Rooney (Mint)
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So here's a height comparison with the OG Bratz Movie Body, Bratz Catz Body, The 2013 Bratz Body, Bratzillaz Body and the Moxie Teenz Body. The new Bratz now measure at 10 1/2 inches tall without shoes. The neck/neck peg are still the same thing. The biggest let down for me is the clothing fitting the new and old Bratz. Hopefully we will be seeing tons and tons of Bratz fashion packs this Spring. Either way, Bratz are Bratz.
Hopefully diz helped u felow brats fanz. :)
I did my best to make this build a 1:1 replica of a 1/144 Gundam model. I had to go a little bigger for detail's sake, but it's still only 6.5" (16.5cm) tall.
Learn more about this MOC and see more pictures here.
“FADED PLACES” is a 20"x28" digital daytime long exposure taken on February 21, 2019. This photo captured the blurred movement of the affluent hustle and bustle of Whistler, British Columbia in February 2019, just three hours north of Vancouver’s impoverished Downtown East side.
This photo was originally designed to be displayed alongside this photo:
For Comparison Sake an Iple FID girl next to my 16" Tonner. I had several people ask how much bigger are the FID's...........a picture paints a thousand words, so they say.
comparison photos taken from a mid range phone camera which costs around USD280 and a 15yo SLR with flash which weighs over 1kg, camera, lens and flash and costs almost USD2K
It's time to talk about my R1, well he is now lying on the floor treated like a football as I kick it quite regularly while I'm in love with my new D700.
No, that's not true. I still love it, very good lens quality and nice range of focal length ( 24-120 ), and the best thing I can't resisit is I can shoot long exposure quick and faster then D700: just attach to my tripod, get my remote ready and shoot, because it's a Digital Compact ( well, big compact ), surely live vew function is far more better then DSLR.
Like this shot in Lake Wakatipu, I can finish my shooting in 30 sec before the sunlight getting stronger and then continue on my journey to Glenorchy.
D700 is a good camera ( and expensive) , 24-70 is a good len ( yeah expensive too ), but both of them are heavy like dumbbells, and my ND64 is too dark to view the composition too ( my fault, should get ND8 instead ), and I just can't stand those dusts in my CCD!
So, at this raining day, the only thing I can do at home is writing these complains, oh, sorry, should be comparison...
The experimental PX 70 Push (scanned 4 hours after exposure) on the right was the only frame that *didn't* come out the *top* of the camera instead of the bottom from the first 4 shots. The expired Time Zero on the left behaved as expected.
Five different sizes from left:
BB Candice (yellow), Wendy (Pink), Teng (yellow), Yogr (white), Gill (White)
All dolls are quite new (end of 2014, beg. 2015)
Size comparison with my Panzer Tracts 9-3 (Jagdpanther) book, by Jentz and Doyle.
This drawing is 1/35, and my Jagdpanther in comparison is now only about a quarter of an inch taller, whereas it was over half an inch taller.
Two Redshank in the foreground and a Juvenile Spotted Redshank at the back. Eric Morecombe Hide, RSPB Leighton Moss, Silverdale, Lancashire LA5 0SW.
Jennifer did this comparison picture of her in 'the dress' and of me on my try out day. I've been meaning to put it on here for a while, better late than never I guess.
Here's a comparison picture between my mini brick figure and a Lego minifigure. It's more obvious like that, no?
A comparison lineup of the 3 versions we have so far of John J. Rambo.
And yes the heads are interchangeable.
I took some techniques from roguebantha and Brickdoctor. I went with a clone wars style with the side weapons. I wanted to have my own cannon design, and binoculars worked pretty well. The back was difficult but I was finally able to attach the 1x1 round brick to a minifig hand by jamming some rubberbands inside the cavity.