Closeup photos

[Pilgrim]

Anyone got any close up photos that they are happy taking?

This is the best of all I've ever taken:

This is not as good:

and another:

 

[dreppucci007]

Not too shabby, Pilgrim...I suck at photography...I've gotta take a class one of these days.

 

[Twigg]

Nice. I have got to get a better camera !

 

[Pilgrim]

Those were taken with a $125 Kodak digital camera. All you need is to make sure your camera has a 'macro' feature. Most do if they're over $100.

 

[C-pher]

Not too shabby, Pilgrim...I suck at photography...I've gotta take a class one of these days.

I want to take a class as well...

And, I need to get a macro lens for my film and digi camera...as they both use the same lenses...


Maybe we can take an NES still life firearm photography class. LOL!

 

[Supermoto]

Not gun related but

 

[dreppucci007]

Not gun related but

Pffft...Showoff

 

[SKS Ray]

I have an old floppy disc camera that takes good closeups and thats about it. I used it for posting images on the milsurp forums to show markings, get info, and sometimes for a pretty nics shot. Here are several I've taken over the years.

 

[JuergenG]

I'll take the G98 and the K98k, altough the latter is a frog gun

 

[sdavid]

I didn't take this one, my cousin did while we were putting some photos together.

It doesn't seem impressive until you realize it’s an .17 HMR.

 

[SKS Ray]

I'll take the G98 and the K98k, altough the latter is a frog gun

Ahhh, some are some aren't. Its a debate thats raged on since the end of the war. I was recently told by a few diferent Mauser collectors that run web sites here in the states that because of 2 markings I found on the rifle, its definitely German.

 

[JWalker]

I'm still using my beloved Sony Mavica camera with floppys. The best close-ups that I've ever seen with a low priced camera. You'll have to pry this one loose from my clutches!

 

[BillO]

Great photos Pilgrim. Wish I could get results like that.

 

[flotter390]

My son and new grandson,plus a few other photos.
Fred

Thanks for looking

 

[Supermoto]

here is one for the upcoming holiday

 

[Patriot]

My contribution. First time playing with my camera since the spring floods.
A quick handheld with my D70, Lester Dine 105 Macro, and a 1973 Model 19
with a bit of crud on the frame. 1/60 second, no flash, 1:1. Resized for
display from 300x300 to 150x150 and shrunk in size from 10x6" to 4x2".

TBP

 

[LoginName]

It's amazing what some of the digital cameras are capable of... even the inexpensive ones (under $200.00).

I just might have to retire my 35mm Nikon and buy one with some of my firearms/ammo cash reserve.

 

[sieveboy]