Mission Impossible - good pic from me

What good is a nice miniature if you don't know how to show it?
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Nameless
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I guess that we'll have to ask organizers every time they prepare such rule for their competitions :)

I decided to try with other models today. First I took my scarecrow...
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...and 54mm eldar afterwards. Couldn't decide which of two pics was better
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I changed the way lamps were placed, I think it didn't help...
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Post by Skrit »

Phil, you can take pics of my models any day! ;)

The Eldar Ranger looks grainy in some areas, is that the photo or something else?
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I'd also try adjusting your aperture and photo duration, I find that my mini's come out better with a longer exposure but as yet I don't have a proper light box to work with :oops:
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