Presentation for reviews - ( First Chinese FP is here ) critique me !

[old4570]

Camera is a very old Pentax K10D with an even older 50mm F2.8 A ( 1:2 ) Macro Lens ( I have better photography gear )
But just wondering what sort of angles I should be going for and detail I should be after .

I know the NIB is important , and a better 1:1 macro lens might be in order .. ( Closer detail )

[SIR]

Looks fairly decent, some nice (even if derivative) details; nib and writing quality report, please!

[Pterodactylus]

Your pictures are already very good, at least for me percepted on professional level.

I notice your really good lighting, how does your setup look like?

Unfortunately I‘m a novice photographer (which nevertheless tries to produce as good pictures as possible with my humble knowledge) and not qualified to give you any improving advice.

[old4570]

Lighting = Drinky cup solution ...
I am rather active or was on Pentax Forums ..
My interest lies mainly in Macro Photography , and I dare say I am halfway decent .
These photos were quick and dirty , I was just trying out angels and presenting the pen as well as possible .. Haven't really tried to present pens before .
Sorry , there will be actual reviews in the future , most likely video reviews combined with some macro stills of the pens NIB .
I am still formulating how to present the reviews ( content ) , I am kind of leaning towards 3 different types of paper simply because of the nature of the FP . ( How much ink it lays down )
+ my memories of FP's from 4 decades ago .


Drinky Cup flash = https://www.pentaxforums.com/forums/...cro-flash.html

I will most likely have to filter the light to make it less harsh for PEN photography .

Sorry . was just looking for feedback on presentation , Improving it .

Spent a bit of time reading / watching reviews and I am just trying to work out how I will do it . Not quite ready to do a review just yet , I need to line up my jelly beans first .

[Chrissy]

The pictures are good, there is no denying that. However, for an item being sold on an ebay or a Classified listing I prefer a plain background. The more busy the background is, the harder it is to see the item for sale.

[old4570]

The pictures are good, there is no denying that. However, for an item being sold on an ebay or a Classified listing I prefer a plain background. The more busy the background is, the harder it is to see the item for sale.

Yes , a plain background would be good ... Something that absorbs light ( dark texture )

[old4570]

Been playing , and ?? I think I got it about right the first time ... ( Can't improve on it , not with the lighting I have )
Anyhow , pulled out my 2:1 macro rig , and took some ? ( NIB Slips ? )









Hmmmm , I think I definitely need to include NIB Slips .. ( In a review )

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