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Several suggestions (if you aren't already doing them) . . .
1. Use a tripod
2. Use a tripod
3. Use a tripod!!!!!!!!!
:lol
Make sure that the camera and subject are absolutely still (hence the use of a tripod). Use your camera's "macro" settings". Use only enough light to capture the subject. Charge the lume with an LED flashlight (or other LED light source). Take several pics, each, at several different angles to the watch.
It may be more beneficial to give you pointers on your specific situation. If you can give more info as to what you are doing, it might be helpful in making further suggestions as to what to do, to improve your lume shots.
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Several suggestions (if you aren't already doing them) . . .
1. Use a tripod
2. Use a tripod
3. Use a tripod!!!!!!!!!
:lol
Make sure that the camera and subject are absolutely still (hence the use of a tripod). Use your camera's "macro" settings". Use only enough light to capture the subject. Charge the lume with an LED flashlight (or other LED light source). Take several pics, each, at several different angles to the watch.
It may be more beneficial to give you pointers on your specific situation. If you can give more info as to what you are doing, it might be helpful in making further suggestions as to what to do, to improve your lume shots.
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space - check out this thread also - http://www.watchfreeks.com/view_topic.php?id=1054&forum_id=37
space - check out this thread also - http://www.watchfreeks.com/view_topic.php?id=1054&forum_id=37
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