Seiko Club Singapore Museum

Watch photography

Trident
Watch photography
Just playing with my camera and my son's figurine.



I told you this watch is too BIG!









Hope you guys like it.
oncleoliver
Re: Watch photography

"Trident"

Just playing with my camera and my son's figurine.



I told you this watch is too BIG!









Hope you guys like it.


Ummm... the figuirines a bit adult



Nice watches though
chriscentro
Re: Watch photography
Are you sure it's not your figurines instead :D
rojakman
Re: Watch photography
Great shot. Did u use a light tent?
oncleoliver
Re: Watch photography
Yeah man. It's perfectly ok to own these figuirines.
Trident
Re: Watch photography

"oncleoliver"

[quote="Trident"]Just playing with my camera and my son's figurine.



Hope you guys like it.


Ummm... the figuirines a bit adult



Nice watches though[/quote]

There are those that even more sexier 8-)
Trident
Re: Watch photography

"chriscentro"

Are you sure it's not your figurines instead :D


haha my wife will kill me :lol:
Trident
Re: Watch photography

"rojakman"

Great shot. Did u use a light tent?


no, didn't use light tent, just white background and flash bouncing off the ceiling. Thanks
ivan
Re: Watch photography
Nice.

I hv no such skill.



Usually, i shoot the real girls.
oncleoliver
Re: Watch photography

"Trident"

[quote="oncleoliver"]


Ummm... the figuirines a bit adult



Nice watches though


There are those that even more sexier 8-)[/quote]

Pls use the ones that even more sexay please
Trident
Re: Watch photography

"ivan"

Nice.

I hv no such skill.



Usually, i shoot the real girls.


I'll rather shoot real girls too :lol:
Trident
Re: Watch photography

"oncleoliver"

[quote="Trident"]


There are those that even more sexier 8-)


Pls use the ones that even more sexay please[/quote]

OK oncleoliver, watch this space :lol:
oncleoliver
Re: Watch photography
oh?



challenge accepted?
Ed.YEO
Re: Watch photography

"Trident"

[quote="oncleoliver"]
Ummm... the figuirines a bit adult

Nice watches though

There are those that even more sexier 8-)[/quote]
The nighties look very... oh my... next time make it "sit" on your watch... standing gets the lower part covered. Instead PG13, it totally become PG.
Trident
Re: Watch photography
to continue the series, I tried using a black background, it's so much tougher. couldn't get the exposure correct.

will re-do with white background.





oncleoliver
Re: Watch photography
hahhahaah nice nice keep them coming
Trident
Re: Watch photography

"oncleoliver"

hahhahaah nice nice keep them coming

shot 100+ shots only a few is "presentable"

Thanks
chriscentro
Re: Watch photography

"Trident"

[quote="oncleoliver"]hahhahaah nice nice keep them coming

shot 100+ shots only a few is "presentable"

Thanks[/quote]

that i can understand, haha, which brand of camera are u using?
maxwinamp
Re: Watch photography
Taken this few days back as part of a BW challenge.

Fuji Xt-1 + 23mm

Watches illuminated by monitor in the dark.



oncleoliver
Re: Watch photography
Fwah nice
Trident
Re: Watch photography

"chriscentro"

[quote="Trident"]
shot 100+ shots only a few is "presentable"

Thanks


that i can understand, haha, which brand of camera are u using?[/quote]
I am using Canon 7D with 100mm macro lens or Tamron 17-50mm
roo7
Re: Watch photography
Diff in dof. I usually shoot with 60mm macro.



Still very nice photos regardless of kit :)



And you kinda show that light tent is not really necessary.
Trident
Re: Watch photography

"roo7"

Diff in dof. I usually shoot with 60mm macro.



Still very nice photos regardless of kit :)



And you kinda show that light tent is not really necessary.


Got to do a lot of experiment to see what works and what don't.

I didn't use the tent, cos lazy to setup :P
hisokaka
Re: Watch photography
the shots are great although the models are quite kinky hehe



did up my collection a few days back with natural light



big-e-294
Re: Watch photography
All these models seem so plastic to me

:lol: :lol:



Great photos





Sent from The Force
Trident
Re: Watch photography

"big-e-294"

All these models seem so plastic to me

:lol: :lol:



Great photos





Sent from The Force


Next time I get "live" ones OK? :lol: :lol:
chriscentro
Re: Watch photography

"Trident"

[quote="roo7"]Diff in dof. I usually shoot with 60mm macro.



Still very nice photos regardless of kit :)



And you kinda show that light tent is not really necessary.


Got to do a lot of experiment to see what works and what don't.

I didn't use the tent, cos lazy to setup :P[/quote]

"roo7"

Diff in dof. I usually shoot with 60mm macro.



Still very nice photos regardless of kit :)



And you kinda show that light tent is not really necessary.


"Trident"

[quote="chriscentro"]




that i can understand, haha, which brand of camera are u using?

I am using Canon 7D with 100mm macro lens or Tamron 17-50mm[/quote]

I usually use 35mm and 100mm lenses for the shots and sometimes use Ikea translucent plastic rectangle container and dustbin as light tent :mrgreen:
Trident
Re: Watch photography

"hisokaka"

the shots are great although the models are quite kinky hehe



did up my collection a few days back with natural light




you got a very nice set of catalog styled pics.
galaxy_convoy
Watch photography
My humble first attempt.

galaxy_convoy
Re: Watch photography
oncleoliver
Re: Watch photography
The mako looks great on Optimus











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Trident
Re: Watch photography

"galaxy_convoy"

My humble first attempt.


pretty good for first attempt.
galaxy_convoy
Re: Watch photography

"Trident"

[quote="galaxy_convoy"]My humble first attempt.


pretty good for first attempt.[/quote]

Thanks. Trying to combine my three hobbies. But too lazy to break out my D90, so just iPhone for now.
chriscentro
Re: Watch photography
Hi Galaxy, your figurine can carry the weight of the monster, very good.





just shot this

galaxy_convoy
Re: Watch photography

"chriscentro"

Hi Galaxy, your figurine can carry the weight of the monster, very good.





just shot this



Nice night shot.



Thanks, those two are from the Transformers Masterpiece series. It's their top-of-the-line series, so quite well built and sturdy.
chriscentro
Re: Watch photography

"galaxy_convoy"

[quote="chriscentro"]Hi Galaxy, your figurine can carry the weight of the monster, very good.





just shot this



Nice night shot.



Thanks, those two are from the Transformers Masterpiece series. It's their top-of-the-line series, so quite well built and sturdy.[/quote]

Thanks, are the Transformers still available and roughly how much and the eyes can light up is it, haha feel like a kid now
galaxy_convoy
Re: Watch photography

"chriscentro"

[quote="galaxy_convoy"]


Nice night shot.



Thanks, those two are from the Transformers Masterpiece series. It's their top-of-the-line series, so quite well built and sturdy.


Thanks, are the Transformers still available and roughly how much and the eyes can light up is it, haha feel like a kid now[/quote]

Some specialty shops will still carry them. China Square Central has several such shops, and every Sunday there're booths set up by sellers.



The Masterpiece Prime should be between 200 to 250. There are a few variants (battle damage paint, black, grey, white, smaller version, comes with trailer)



The eyes are "lit" by ambient light. But, there're also electronics inside that light up the eyes and chest.
lunarin79
Re: Watch photography
Nice Masterpiece :)



I collect Masterpiece Seekers myself as well :mrgreen:
galaxy_convoy
Re: Watch photography

"lunarin79"

Nice Masterpiece :)



I collect Masterpiece Seekers myself as well :mrgreen:


I'm more of a Prime guy especially black variants.



lunarin79
Re: Watch photography

"galaxy_convoy"

[quote="lunarin79"]Nice Masterpiece :)



I collect Masterpiece Seekers myself as well :mrgreen:


I'm more of a Prime guy especially black variants.



[/quote]

haha nice :mrgreen:
rojakman
Re: Watch photography

"galaxy_convoy"

[quote="lunarin79"]Nice Masterpiece :)



I collect Masterpiece Seekers myself as well :mrgreen:


I'm more of a Prime guy especially black variants.



[/quote]
Impressive. Always a transformer fan.



Does your wife comment that the transformers u collect looks the same just like the watches u collect?
galaxy_convoy
Re: Watch photography

"rojakman"

[quote="galaxy_convoy"]


I'm more of a Prime guy especially black variants.




Impressive. Always a transformer fan.



Does your wife comment that the transformers u collect looks the same just like the watches u collect?[/quote]

She knows I like to collect stuff. It was cuff links for a while before watches.



herzausstahl
Re: Watch photography

"galaxy_convoy"

[quote="lunarin79"]Nice Masterpiece :)



I collect Masterpiece Seekers myself as well :mrgreen:


I'm more of a Prime guy especially black variants.



[/quote]

I used to collect transformers too! Nice pieces you got there!



A quick and dirty shot of some of mine:



chriscentro
Re: Watch photography
So, I went to Funan today and saw this in one of the shop display, absolutely love it. I went inside the shop and saw the big box with the price tag $890 (hope I see wrongly).





herzausstahl
Re: Watch photography

"chriscentro"

So, I went to Funan today and saw this in one of the shop display, absolutely love it. I went inside the shop and saw the big box with the price tag $890 (hope I see wrongly).







Wah very nice!
chriscentro
Re: Watch photography
Ya very nice, did some googling and ebay selling $400+

Oh no i don't want to start another expensive hobby.

sorry for the OT

lunarin79
Re: Watch photography
zoids are not cheap :cry: :lol:
herzausstahl
Re: Watch photography
Simpsons house also same same price



skye
Re: Watch photography

"maxwinamp"

Taken this few days back as part of a BW challenge.

Fuji Xt-1 + 23mm

Watches illuminated by monitor in the dark.





love this shot !