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In this particular group there were two of these
fine Cap Guns and a double holster set. This entire series of photographs is a good example of what can be done when the "Gamma Factor" is raised, as all of the photos were SO DARK (!!!) that it was difficult to see the examples. While it is true that you never get a true representation of the originals, at least by raising the gamma factor, if they are underexposed, you can see them. Photo thanks to Ben Karr |
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