Gun pictures from professional photographer

bobcam1 · 02-10-2010, 02:58 PM

Having been a Film/TV Cameraman and photographer, for over 30 years...I have to say that I am also impressed that this gentleman would allow these photos to be representative of his work.

The "Power Lighting" (whatever that is...perhaps Key Light?) seems to wash out the details in these overexposed photos, and the "cross lighting" ( I assume that he means sidelights) don't seem to help. Couple that with the fact that these photos are on a piece of paper that was scanned for his sale post, rather than posted directly, they don't present his item well, at all....

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02-10-2010, 02:58 PM	#4
bobcam1 User Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 92 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Having been a Film/TV Cameraman and photographer, for over 30 years...I have to say that I am also impressed that this gentleman would allow these photos to be representative of his work. The "Power Lighting" (whatever that is...perhaps Key Light?) seems to wash out the details in these overexposed photos, and the "cross lighting" ( I assume that he means sidelights) don't seem to help. Couple that with the fact that these photos are on a piece of paper that was scanned for his sale post, rather than posted directly, they don't present his item well, at all....