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Anyone sensible would not make this silly mistake - cake too big for board. Yet another lesson learned! Oh well, this is a surprise freebie cake so I don't mind too much. :-)

Well I received an Atari 2600 for Christmas, so I'm going to try and make it out of Legos, and I decided to start with the controller. I think it turned out really well.

 

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Tried some Product Photography at School

Take during at a Gamer girl shoot with Selina Dark.

Birds controllers have lot of work here!!! Runway check were quiet frequent on that day!

My son is slowly becoming a Star Wars fan and one of his Christmas presents was a Darth Vader themed controller that he's very attached too already as it's quite unusual.

 

As I'm struggling to stay awake and equally struggling for inspiration this evening I thought I'd go for a macro shot of the embossed logos across the control surface of the controller for my shot today, ghetto lit with a desk lamp to create the relief across the surface.

I recently bought a Behringer X-Touch Mini, to use when editing images in Lightroom.

It literally took minutes to set it up, and then I were up and running.

I am still making minor adjustments to the individual knobs and buttons, but mostly everything is where I want it now and I have gained a much more organic workflow, when editing. As a side-effect, the time spent on each image has been brought down.

Here is a photo of my red PS4 controller.

Close up photo of a red playstation controller with focus on 4 main buttons

Testing out my new Nikkor 50mm- f1.8D lens

Picture of xbox 360 buttons

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Been playing a lot of SNES recently. (Especially Illusion of Gaia!) So I decided to start building this controller. I'm gonna need to make another BL order though.

Please credit properly C:

Play Station 4 controller

 

Taken with Samsung Galaxy Note 5.

This is the actual circuit of my Arduino LED Controller - the first self-built project of mine!

 

The 5 switches control 1 LED each, cycling each one through 3 states - Off, On, and Flashing. The LEDs are completely independent of each other.

10A Solar controller.

Controller per la Ps3 presentato all'E3 2006 di L.A.

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