Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Well, it definitely helps to have a top-notch camera . . .
. . . but lighting and experience have almost as much to do with taking photos. I just spend a tidy sum on camera equipment for the sole purpose of taking watch photos . . . there's so much to learn, and it's far more difficult to take good snaps than it seems. Check out the Photography forum moderated by Valentin B and K T for reference . . . the members that habit that forum are keen photographers, and helpful, too. Congratulations on your 1845 Classic date display . . . my next G O will definitely be a manual wind so I'm interested in your technical impressions of your new watch . . . cordially, Art
This message has been edited by Dr No on 2007-08-26 15:46:24
My Glashutte Original 1845 Pointer Date
I've been reading these posts for a while but until today I did not own a Glashutte Original. I hope I can load the pictures. Purchased from another member. I need practice photographing these or maybe a better camera....
Well, it definitely helps to have a top-notch camera . . .
. . . but lighting and experience have almost as much to do with taking photos. I just spend a tidy sum on camera equipment for the sole purpose of taking watch photos . . . there's so much to learn, and it's far more difficult to take good snaps than it ...