Another way to Photograph a Pen . . . . Or anything else.

[BSea]

This maybe should have gone in the photography section. But really it's more for taking pictures of anything, not just pens. In fact the example is just a photo of a person.

Easy way to do a self photo without using a timer.

 

[EarlD]

My wife says that takes up almost as much room as my pen photo setup!

Thanks for sharing the link.

EarlD

 

[sbell111]

Good gravy. I wonder how many weeks it took to work out the kinks.

 

[moke]

We have slow times in our studio....but..... NOT THAT MUCH!!!!

 

[Haynie]

SOOOOO cool.

 

[Live2Dive]

Awesome!

 

[DMGill]

That's someone with way too much time his hands!

 

[robersonjr]

Amazing, that's exactly how I do it.

 

[randywa]

Now I see what I've been doing wrong.

 

[cwolfs69]

that will cut about half the time out of my picture taking as well as lower the equipment needed.

 

[BSea]

that will cut about half the time out of my picture taking as well as lower the equipment needed.

I agree. The whole time I kept thinking "Gee, the guy doesn't even use a light tent." And to think I was about to order one on Ebay for almost $20.

 

[Rmartin]

That is crazy stupid!

 

[Dan26]

I'll stick to my tripod and timer. Great video though.

 

[NewLondon88]

you could start the sitting before the client even gets there

 

[sbell111]

Of course, he took pics of three different people during that process. We could knock out our pic taking real quick if we built a huge one of these to take pics of all of them in one shake.

 

[MartinPens]

I think I could have turned, finished and assembled a Sierra - placed it on a table for the final photo - by the time the final snapshot fired.
Six or seven sponsors and a slow economy. Wish I had a few of those crashing photo lights! Crazy.

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[bitshird]

That's almost the same way we turn pens!!

 

[animefan]

That's someone with way too much time his hands!

Looks more like a group effort to me.