Info about this luger

Steinar · 06-22-2008, 07:25 AM

Tobruk
I know you are not aiming your question to me.. but as a photo-nut, perhaps I can add something usefull.
-The cheapest way: Find a good pocket camera, like the canon G9 with 'super macro'. Take the picture in plenty of light with a gray (preferable not white) background without flash. If possible, use a tripod and use a small aperture (high F-number) to make all parts of the gun clear. -The more expencive way: Get a DSL camera, read about the basics of photography and get a macro lens and a flash ring. If you are doing it all the time, build a 'white box' setup out of a cardboard box.. it can be a fun hobby, but drains the Luger budget

06-22-2008, 07:25 AM	#5
Steinar User Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 1,538 Thanks: 18 Thanked 36 Times in 21 Posts	Tobruk I know you are not aiming your question to me.. but as a photo-nut, perhaps I can add something usefull. -The cheapest way: Find a good pocket camera, like the canon G9 with 'super macro'. Take the picture in plenty of light with a gray (preferable not white) background without flash. If possible, use a tripod and use a small aperture (high F-number) to make all parts of the gun clear. -The more expencive way: Get a DSL camera, read about the basics of photography and get a macro lens and a flash ring. If you are doing it all the time, build a 'white box' setup out of a cardboard box.. it can be a fun hobby, but drains the Luger budget __________________ Previously known as Morgan Kane