Watch Photography

[toasty]

Shamelessly pinched from the watch forum but thought it'd be of interest here too.

http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php...

[GetCarter]

Some great pics there. I have no lights, soft box etc, but out of interest, I just took this (you can tell when!). It's my old Navitimer that I've owned for 20+ years (and is about the only thing I own that continues to grow in value).

Edited by GetCarter on Wednesday 6th October 10:55

[Number31]

Hi here are a couple I took using nothing more than a pair of off camera flashes and some sheets of A3 drawing paper to create a lightbox.

Shoddy lighting on the first one as you car see me and the room lights in the watch bezel!!!





Number31.

[Yellabelly]

This shot shows the 'hidden' Omega logo



YB

[crmcatee]

So you lot are not going to be interested in my Concept Bubble watch then

[toasty]

Oh well, I gave it a go with one of the Kenko tubes and a Sigma 24-70.



I think the blotchiness of the face may be the anti reflective coating or maybe just age (It's had 14 years of abuse from me so far)

And at least it stays still instead of those fidgety insects.

Oh, and I like the bubble.

but prefer the Chopard

Edited by toasty on Wednesday 6th October 21:41

[RobDickinson]

So who's buying a ts-90 then?

[...Mole...]

crmcatee said:

So you lot are not going to be interested in my Concept Bubble watch then

Looks like Odo from Deep Space 9 inside the bubble

[M-J-B]

Rolex by Martin_Bennett, on Flickr

My attempt some years ago.

100mm f2.8 Macro with ring flash.

[Team 17]

No I don't, how dare you accuse me of such... Oh, photography... my eyesight's bad, must be all that wan... erm, watching TV.

Edited by Team 17 on Thursday 7th October 13:26