http://chungdha.blog...stal-paper.html
First time I ever folder something like this it is a pretty odd and looks like can't be made with one piece of paper. But pictures from inside and outside can see its one whole structure.
Paper folded in crystal shape
http://chungdha.blog...stal-paper.htmlFirst time I ever folder something like this it is a pretty odd...
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Posted 04 January 2008 - 04:06 PM
the shape is very nice. Do you study photographing or just for hobby ?
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Posted 04 January 2008 - 04:09 PM
For hobby , I though would be easy if I want to photograph my own work or for advertisement so I don't have to hire some one or buy stock photo's.
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Posted 04 January 2008 - 04:12 PM
Hehe, nice idea though. I took 3 years long photo course, but dont remember anything at the moment. I used to work with Nicon, but way back it became too expensive to print them. Actually I could print myself but only once, cause I dont have any red room.
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Posted 04 January 2008 - 04:18 PM
I use a digital camera and I have an A3 printer to print small posters. But Need to get a real digital reflex camera though where I could set things better and also higher resolutions with those 10 megapixel camera's. The 5 megapixel camera I have now is bit outdated.
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Posted 04 January 2008 - 04:22 PM
Did you take any courses ?
In my opinion manual cameras are more funnier and enjoyable than digitals, because you can set the light and the speed of the curtain etc.. by yourself, your own labor
By the way can you print manually in red room ?
In my opinion manual cameras are more funnier and enjoyable than digitals, because you can set the light and the speed of the curtain etc.. by yourself, your own labor
By the way can you print manually in red room ?
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Posted 04 January 2008 - 04:27 PM
Digital you can also set everything manual so it don't have much difference only I can directly throw away the ones that I have messed up. I've got few lessons about camera's at school mostly they gave me a professional camera and walk around the city to make pictures with it. Also working total manual is much better for the camera use much less batteries then using all those automatic stuffs.
Nope the school have removed the red rooms because they went all digital.
Nope the school have removed the red rooms because they went all digital.
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Posted 05 January 2008 - 09:35 PM
Today bought a professional tripod and I am really surprised by the quality of the picture they became much sharpen then before. The thing is great to use and every feature on it that I need. The 60 euro is really worth it.
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Posted 07 January 2008 - 06:00 AM
The shape you made with the paper reminds me of one of those really modern lamps you sometimes find in interior design stores. I think would be interesting to see the shape lit from the inside ( with the proper material of course.)
When I had photography courses in college I learned with a digital camera. I kinda wished I had had the experience with the dark room and developing though. I think you understand the technical aspect better and appreciate the photograph and shot a bit more if you have to take the time to develop it yourself. Plus its just interesting to learn.
When I had photography courses in college I learned with a digital camera. I kinda wished I had had the experience with the dark room and developing though. I think you understand the technical aspect better and appreciate the photograph and shot a bit more if you have to take the time to develop it yourself. Plus its just interesting to learn.
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