
Mycroft offers a rare behind-the-scenes glimpse into the world of elite watch photography, documenting a session with renowned 'watch pornographers' Peter Chong and SJX. This post captures the dedication and intricate setups involved in producing the breathtaking watch images frequently seen on WatchProSite, revealing the faces and techniques behind the lens.
























its funny to see people using sort of the methods i use for my amateur photos (bent paper)
The series was shot on: Camera - Nikon D300 (Program setting, Large, Fine, JPEG; Picture optimisation - Vivid) Lens - Nikkor AF 50mm F1.4D; AF 18-200mm F3.5-5.6D VRII Flash - SB 400 (i-TTL bounced from ceiling) Hand-held No post-processing (too lazy) This message has been edited by mycroft on 2008-03-22 20:37:39
Hi mycroft. Excellent.......i would put it!hope to see more of these pictures appearing on the site,as it entertain and amuse us. Well,horologer and horophotographer or horographer anyway are quite the same and i guess all would agree.LOLOL.... thanks for sharing. p/s, Didnt cross my mind SJX is so young......!! Thanks. BHK9
and AHEM - its HOROLO-GRAPHER . OK I admit it can be confusing and difficult to pronounce. Just remember its Horology & Photography - so its Horolography, hence Horolographer. This was a curious sirrendipity meeting of watch photographers. I was visiting the store to pick up something I ordered (secret) and JX and Peter Chong happened to be there. The camera set up you see belonged to Peter a 1Dmk3. The make shift light box was the one I desgined for SJX for him to use at BASEL2007 as a portable
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