Smith and Wesson M&P Picture Thread - Post your photos here

[Pyzik]

Gold Dot by Pyzik, on Flickr


ATEi M&P by Pyzik, on Flickr

[toolboxluis00200]

the second pic looks very cool

[Pyzik]

the second pic looks very cool

Thanks. Of all the pics I snapped today I liked that one the best too.

[toolboxluis00200]

it need to be on a cover of a magazine

[DutyUse]

it need to be on a cover of a magazine

X2 great photo!


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[Pyzik]

it need to be on a cover of a magazine

X2 great photo!


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Don't know if it's THAT good but thanks.
Trying to step it up. Need more decent backgrounds.

[Farva]

Gold Dot by Pyzik, on Flickr


ATEi M&P by Pyzik, on Flickr

those serrations tho!

[DutyUse]

Don't know if it's THAT good but thanks.
Trying to step it up. Need more decent backgrounds.

What kinda camera, software and lighting setups are you using to get shots like that? Always been curious how you guys pull these amazing shots off.

I could photo a pile of gold and Make it look like tin and yall make good stuff look amazing :D


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[Pyzik]

What kinda camera, software and lighting setups are you using to get shots like that? Always been curious how you guys pull these amazing shots off.

I could photo a pile of gold and Make it look like tin and yall make good stuff look amazing :D


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Thanks man, and everyone. It means a lot that anyone enjoys my shots, haha.

I'm just using a Nikon D3200. These were taken with the kit (18-55) lens, a soft box with 4 'daylight' florescent bulbs (continuous lighting).

The embracing part is I am just using Pixlr to edit my photos. I need to just buy lightroom and/or photoshop. There are so many more tools I could be using.

[toolboxluis00200]

Thanks man, and everyone. It means a lot that anyone enjoys my shots, haha.

I'm just using a Nikon D3200. These were taken with the kit (18-55) lens, a soft box with 4 'daylight' florescent bulbs (continuous lighting).

The embracing part is I am just using Pixlr to edit my photos. I need to just buy lightroom and/or photoshop. There are so many more tools I could be using.

your doing way better than me

[Thompson]

I'm just using a Nikon D3200. These were taken with the kit (18-55) lens, a soft box with 4 'daylight' florescent bulbs (continuous lighting).

Ok SERIOUSLY, what's your secret??? You're getting that good of results from that paper weight? Damn you're good

Always wondered what you shot with since most of your EXIF info is masked on Flickr.

[DutyUse]

Thanks man, and everyone. It means a lot that anyone enjoys my shots, haha.

I'm just using a Nikon D3200. These were taken with the kit (18-55) lens, a soft box with 4 'daylight' florescent bulbs (continuous lighting).

The embracing part is I am just using Pixlr to edit my photos. I need to just buy lightroom and/or photoshop. There are so many more tools I could be using.

Didn't realize you could get shots of that caliber out of a >500$ camera. Always assumed you guys were spending thousands to take these photos. For someone not very tech savvy trying to use some type of editing software is probably a no go right?


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[CK 187]

That's hot. Great photo


I've gotta get my mill work done on my full size slide

[Pyzik]

Ok SERIOUSLY, what's your secret??? You're getting that good of results from that paper weight? Damn you're good
Always wondered what you shot with since most of your EXIF info is masked on Flickr.

Ha, I get lucky more than I'm good. I only keep about 1 out of 6-7 shots I take. I take a lot of bad ones and sometimes one turns out.

Didn't realize you could get shots of that caliber out of a >500$ camera. Always assumed you guys were spending thousands to take these photos. For someone not very tech savvy trying to use some type of editing software is probably a no go right?

I spent a lot of time reading and looking around before I bought it. Talked to Stick, Firelance Media and Sully to see what everyone was using. Yes, they're all using thousands of dollars of equipment but they all said that it's mostly lighting and lenses. So I got a lower end camera, picked up an extra lens and some lights.

There is a photography thread on here somewhere I can't find that has good info.

I don't think the software is hard to use. Youtube can teach you. That's how I learned to do things I didn't know how to do.
I really don't do much with editing. I brighten whites, darken shadows, sharpen the image and take out dog hair [8D] and that's about the most I do.

That's hot. Great photo
I've gotta get my mill work done on my full size slide

Do it!

[Pyzik]

Here is my raw photo, for reference.