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Jan. 10, 2013  1:38 AM
 
Burning Kerberous
Triple Attacker (Standard Bitchip): 6.37 grams
Ten Wide: 13.96 grams
Neo Right Casings: 2.33 grams
Double Bearing Core: 3.07 grams
- Shaft Casings: 1.56 gram
- Metal Ring: 0.24 gram
- Bearing: 0.20 gram
- Shaft: 1.07 gram
Cross Attacker (1): 0.81 gram
Cross Attacker (2): 0.81 gram
Customize Bearing Base: 4.23 grams

Rock Bison (SonoKong)
Double Horn (Standard Bitchip): 6.27 grams
Ten Heavy: 16.16 grams
Right Engine Gear (Circle Defenser): 6.78 grams
Circle Defenser's Lock: 0.22 gram
Circle Defenser: 4.01 grams
Normal Base (Rock Bison Version): 5.59 gram

Dranzer G (SonoKong)
Wing Survivor (Standard Bitchip): 5.59 grams
Ten Balance: 14.86 grams
Right Engine Gear (Metal Semi-Flat): 11.12 grams
Final Clutch Base (Dranzer G Version): 7.66 grams

Manta Diver (orange)
Square Edge (Standard Bitchip): 6.95 grams
Ten Balance: 14.66 grams
Neo Right Casings: 2.21 grams
Metal Weight Core: 2.42 grams
SG Sharp Base: 6.54 grams

Rushing Boar (blue)
Hammer Tusk (Standard Bitchip): 5.57 grams
Ten Balance: 15.00 grams
Neo Right Casings: 2.20 grams
Metal Weight Core: 2.42 grams
SG Sharp Base: 6.40 grams

Trygator (orange)
Jungle Shock (Standard Bitchip): 4.96 grams
Ten Balance: 15.01 grams
Neo Right Casings: 2.19 grams
Metal Weight Core: 2.43 grams
SG Flat Base: 4.28 grams
Jan. 10, 2013  1:42 AM
 
Can I do some pics of Hasbro's hyperblades set with Cosmic Pegasus FGrin and L-Drago Destructor FConfused?
Jan. 10, 2013  3:35 AM
 
I don't see why not, haha.

Anyways, expect some pictures of Diablo Nemesis Dragren Red and Orojya Revizer T125JB soon. What should I take pictures of exactly?
Jan. 10, 2013  3:37 AM
 
I was wondering mainly because they are Hasbro, haha. I'll do some now Smile
Jan. 10, 2013  3:46 AM
 
Great! It is actually great to have them, since they are technically recolours.
Jan. 10, 2013  11:06 AM
 
(Jan. 10, 2013  1:38 AM)Nocto Wrote: [Incredible Pictures and some much-needed weights]

Thanks so much for these, Nocto. Your photography is excellent as always, and the RB beys in particular are always a pain to get weights and pictures for. Grin

Jan. 12, 2013  8:51 PM
 
I'm guessing that shadows are a no-no? xD
Anyways, I reeeeally hope y'all like these pictures I took of Gladiator Bahamdia for the Beywiki, cuz I surely do Grin

Front View:
3/4 View:
Bottom View:
Front View (Crystal-Up):
3/4 View (Crystal-Up):
Bottom View (Crystal-Up):
Bahamdia Face:
Bahamdia Top View:
Bahamdia Underside:
Gladiator Top View:
Gladiator Underside:
SP230:
GF:
I they aren't the brightest, but I couldn't get them any brighter without having major shadows.
Jan. 13, 2013  5:56 AM
 
The lighting is very different in each of them ... Sometimes, they are way too dark. Also, why did you use a smaller piece of paper right beneath the Beyblade ? The white background should be uniform.
Jan. 14, 2013  1:27 AM
 
Like I said, I had some trouble getting enough lighting, while trying not to get bad shadows.
The white paper thing was just a straight up mistake by me, I don't know how/why I didn't notice while I was reviewing the photos. If I would have noticed, I would have redone the pictures, but yea. Don't know how I didn't notice lol
Jan. 14, 2013  4:28 AM
 
It is like a third of your photographs have very decent lighting, but not the rest, for some reason, hah. If you could just keep a consistent level of lighting, that would be great.

A tip : instead of you moving around a still object, move the object, hah.
Feb. 17, 2013  11:22 AM
 
Hi here are some photos for the original Pirates Orojya

The first part is a bit too yellow

so I switched locations

Comments, Kai-V?

http://www.screencast.com/users/justin.c...s%20Orojya
Feb. 17, 2013  11:48 AM
 
Try to get a better light source; those are way too dark. You should try to avoid capturing hoots which have distinct panels, and you should try polishing the Chrome Wheel up a bit (might be difficult, seeing as you put the stickers on it) so that it makes it the main focus. I think it slightly blends in with the background a little too much due to the lighting. Also, your Crystal Wheel colour looks like a different shade than what it is in real life, so you should try fixing it up a bit.

If you have Macro Mode, that should assist in getting higher quality images.
Feb. 17, 2013  1:48 PM
 
Oops I was using the Pop Art Function, sorry.

How should I polish it?

I've heard Brasso works but it stinks up the bey..
Feb. 17, 2013  1:51 PM
 
Brasso smells like gasoline. Uncertain I soak it in Soap Water for a while before wiping; to remove its smell.

Use toothpaste or something.
Feb. 17, 2013  2:05 PM
 
The smell of brasso goes away if you air it out... It's a thing called compromise...
Feb. 17, 2013  2:12 PM
 
Yes, I know .. I did that with like 10 Chrome Wheels by leaving it outside overnight. I was a bit worried that a cat would knock 'em over haha.

But I prefer soap.
Feb. 17, 2013  2:14 PM
 
It was more aimed at JCx06. You could probably air them faster by spinning them, tbh, more airflow and all that. 's normally what I do, if I don't just sit them on a tray somewhere inside the house - you are supposed to rub the stuff off with a clean cloth afterwards so the smell isn't that pungent for me...
Feb. 17, 2013  2:34 PM
 
How about this?
changed lighting and camera

http://www.screencast.com/users/justin.c...rojya%20V2
Feb. 17, 2013  2:39 PM
 
(Feb. 17, 2013  2:34 PM)JCx06 Wrote: How about this?
changed lighting and camera

http://www.screencast.com/users/justin.c...rojya%20V2

Link doesn't work.
Feb. 17, 2013  3:51 PM
 
Sorry

here is link
http://www.screencast.com/t/EgKQEOlk

EDIT:

sorry heres the proper link
http://www.screencast.com/users/justin.c...rojya%20V2
Feb. 17, 2013  11:28 PM
 
They are still rather dark. You can see the difference just by looking at the white background next to them.
Feb. 18, 2013  12:36 AM
 
Ok I'll try to kate it with natural sunlight when I get home from school ^^

EDIT: *take
Feb. 18, 2013  9:37 AM
 
Sorry for Double Post,
here it is

http://www.screencast.com/users/justin.c...rojya%20v3

carp, is it still too dark?
Mar. 02, 2013  11:31 PM
 
Pictures for Oroya Wyvang 145EDS. (Click to View)

Any of these eligible?


I will edit my post once I get pictures of Goriem Reviser E230SB and Killerken Balro A230WB.
Mar. 03, 2013  4:46 AM
 
^ Your light source is behind the Beyblade, so it makes the Beyblade appear dark and silhouetted. Also, the light is very strong, so everything has a strong, long shadow. Try experimenting with you light, so you have a soft light on the Beyblade. Try taking photos on a cloudy day, making a light box, or finding a shooting location that lets the light spread out well. When you try again, really try to minimize shadows and make the subject visible and clear.
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