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Old 1 June 2018, 10:04 PM   #1
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New photos of my Daytona I hope these are an improvement on previous photos I would a
new photos of my Rolex Daytona hope these are an improvement on previous photos I would appreciate your feedback


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Old 1 June 2018, 10:06 PM   #2
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Perfect bud, can’t get much better than this shot
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Old 1 June 2018, 10:10 PM   #3
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Perfect bud, can’t get much better than this shot
Thank you so much it took a while to perfect it but I am happy that I got it right at last. I put into practice all the very good advice I gleaned from people on TRF
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Old 1 June 2018, 10:13 PM   #4
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Thank you so much it took a while to perfect it but I am happy that I got it right at last. I put into practice all the very good advice I gleaned from people on TRF
It was worth the time it took. You’re doing that MOP dial a disservice to not properly photograph it, it has amazing depth. You definitely got the hang of it though!

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Old 1 June 2018, 10:16 PM   #5
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Wow! Beautiful Watch!


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Just my .02, post your best shot after processing and be done with it. The several out of focus images should be deleted.
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[QUOTE=dmash;8634777]It was worth the time it took. You’re doing that MOP dial a disservice to not properly photograph it, it has amazing depth. You definitely got the hang of it though!

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Yes I am now happy that I finally got it right, thanks to everyone for all the good advice
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Excellent!!! Who says you cannot teach a new watch new tricks?


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Thank you, I finally got the photo shot right it has been a learning process in trying to get the photo just right
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Old 1 June 2018, 10:24 PM   #10
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Nice congrats!!
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Well done Noel, those last ones are just fine!
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Practice makes perfect, looking good there! Next time try taking them outside in natural light and it should come out even better!
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Well done Noel, those last ones are just fine!
Thanks Neil I appreciate your take on the photos. I haven't really had a good knowledge of taking photos & to be honest some of the previous photos have really been terrible but I received some very good tips on how to take a photo from some of TRF members. This must really amuse some of the younger TRF members. As a pensioner it's hard getting used to the workings of some of these new forms of media
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Practice makes perfect, looking good there! Next time try taking them outside in natural light and it should come out even better!
Thank you I will keep that in mind
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