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    Griffon power

    Ok I did this along with others for some people a while ago, they were taken on my 50D, basically the request was for an image of the engine from different views hovering in mid space with the engine mounts on and done like you see in illustrated manuals.

    This wasn't as easy as it sounds as the engine was in a stand, so I took several shots against some light cupboards and we then fitted a crane and lifting sling, raised the engine up, the stand was removed and the mounts fitted.

    Each view was done several times as the engine was free to swing, same went for the stand shots.
    When completed I then had to distort and tweak the levels to get the top half minus the lifting harness to merge with the suspended bottom half of the engine.
    And because the engine was swinging, it was impossible to get a perfect shot of both, so I had to do some jiggery pokey in Photoshop to get it right, and then remove the background detritus.

    Anyway, you judge if it worked, they were happy




    Something different as they say
    Last edited by TonyT; 19-07-2016, 15:41.
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    Re: Griffon power

    you have managed some good detail throughout in difficult circumstances

    stan
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      Re: Griffon power

      Now that's what I call an engine. Well done on overcoming the technical hurdles.

      Nigel

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        Tom

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          Thanks guys, it was a challenge
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