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France 1940: a memory
- Thread starter willem
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Skinny_Mike
Well-known member
Really cool! Diggin the ruined chapel!
Mike
Mike
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
Looks quite nice! 
On model photos, I always take many,many photos. Then if a photo has the detail I want but the light isn't quite right, I will play with it in my photo editing program. Most of the time it just needs a little brightening and a slight increase in contrast. Always save the modified pic as a copy ( -a, -b, -c) That way I don't mess up the original.
On model photos, I always take many,many photos. Then if a photo has the detail I want but the light isn't quite right, I will play with it in my photo editing program. Most of the time it just needs a little brightening and a slight increase in contrast. Always save the modified pic as a copy ( -a, -b, -c) That way I don't mess up the original.
reconron
Active member
@Ron: The periscopes on the turret are made of them old photo negatives
Admitted, mediaval, but cheap and effective, right ?
Yes Sir!
Wondering if I still have some good old analogue brownish clear stuff laying around. :hmmm
Gr,Ron.