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Here is the "Pony" theme again, this time on the
grip. These grips, like the rest of the set, are also just perfect. If you want to learn from Doug's close-up shots, one of the things is that when presented with this much white in a grip, since an auto-focus / auto-sensing digital camera sees white FIRST, then...easy on the lighting. Too much light and you won't see much detail in the grips. If you have it underexposed, you can always change the "gamma factor," but if you have it overexposed, then too bad! Photo thanks to Doug Hamilton |
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