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[Microblog] MG Char's Zaku II 2 (files.ohai.social)
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MG Char's Zaku II 2.0 (with a Sony α7 IV)First of all, apologies to ohai for the filesize on this post.I love the Zaku II. Probably my favorite mobile suit design, besides maybe the Barbatos Lupus. The MG Zaku II 2.0 is a fantastic rendition of the suit, and definitely worth getting.I borrowed my friend's Sony α7 IV mirrorless camera and took some (unfortunately not bright enough) pictures in a lightbox.@gunpla #gunpla #gundam #universalcentury #mastergrade #modelkits #mecha #plamo

The MG Zaku II 2.0 on the Action Base 1 with its bazooka pointed to the viewer's left. Used the FE 28-70mm F3.5-5.6 OSS lens
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[–] 2 points 7 months ago (1 child)

It's been a while since I gave Open Camera a try. My main issue with using my phone for these pictures was just getting the thing to focus where I wanted it and not make everything yellow in my work's less-than-optimal lighting. I'll have to experiment some with focus and/or exposure bracketing in Open Camera and see if that gets me closer to where I want.

Thank you again!

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  • [–] 2 points 7 months ago

    Absolutely. I'm always stoked to help a fellow nerd.

    Open Camera has manual white balance settings you can use to compensate for wonky lighting, and as you know you can also always twiddle with that in postprocessing. You can also manually focus with a slider. I used it extensively before I shelled out for my Canon R10, and many of my knife reviews up until last year were shot exclusively on my dinkum Moto G5. I did find it immensely helpful to use a 3D printed clamp thingy to affix my phone to a tripod so it wasn't jiggling around.

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