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2018/01/17 01:52:20
Subject: Re:Little Camera, Big Results - LCBR - (pictures from the table top perspective) updated dec 27th
Skimask Mohawk's mechanicum taghmata vs an00bis's Alpha Legion. 3500 points of 30k age of darkness horus heresy goodness. Pushin that foc to the extreme. Batrep ain't even in the oven this time, it's fresh and cooling on the youtubes. If you're into that sorta thing https://youtu.be/Rmla-OS2pnU
Again used the a7r2, the lens isn't really to my taste but its a cheap sony lens. Still stoked with how a lot of these came out. Workin on a little somethin extra to toss up on the lcbr channel. Stay tuned sports fans
Skimask Mohawk wrote: So brighter models you wouldn't really be able to add too much light as they'd over expose?
Yeah but on the upside you might have more latitude if it's just a bright model on its own, you can probably under expose it a a bit and still see a lot.
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darkcloak wrote: Perfect! This is exactly what I needed! Good write up.
I'll keep'm comin
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2019/05/20 15:32:21
Subject: Re:Re:Little Camera, Big Results - LCBR - updated may 20th New Episode
2500pts Mechanicum with Iron Warrors Allies vs Daemons
Got a chance to see the new 30k daemons first hand. Honestly think it's a really cool addition the game. Long and short of it is they feel right and "fluffy". 3 portals get placed, in this case we used the oop storm of magic vortex templates. Daemons don't really deploy like normal 30k armies, they poor forth from the warp.
We usually play with a house rule called "fear the flanks" which allows units entering from normal reserve or outflank to assault. The new daemon sorta threw us a curveball on that front. We discussed it and agreed that for the first two game turns, daemons arriving from reserve via the warp would not be allowed to assault, However, to keep things as fair as possible, daemons arriving from turn 3 onward would be allowed to assault the turn they arrive.
Batrep is in the oven and should be up very soon, In the meantime enjoy these pics.
Camera: A7R2
Lens: Sigma 16mm f/1.4 dc (cropped to aps-c 1.5x crop factor) 24mm equiv
Pics:
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2019/05/27 14:12:49
Subject: Re:Little Camera, Big Results - LCBR - updated May 27th New Pics
Really stoked on this board, went for a frontier rustic look. Finally got to use the workshop and some of the junk piles.
Anyway, batrep is in the oven
Shot these on the S100, basically the namesake of the blog, man I forgot how much of a pleasure it was to shoot with. So tiny, way easier to get planar and right down into the action. I've been shooting the game stills on the sony A7R2 for the last little while and although it takes amazing pics, it's very hard to fit anywhere on the board.
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2019/07/19 00:03:18
Subject: Re:Re:Little Camera, Big Results - LCBR - updated July 14th
Raven Guard vs Death Guard "The Decapitation Strike"
3000pts, both primarchs in play
Camera: Sony A7R2 cropped with Sigma 16mm f/1.4 (24mm equivalent)
It's also the lens used to shoot the battle report so it just makes everything easier to shoot cropped instead of of full frame. The lens is far smaller and lighter than its full frame bigger brother.
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Shot iso 640 for most of it, shuffled between f/4.0 and f/5.6, still pretty shallow depth of field. Even though it's a pretty small lens, the camera is still huge compared to the s100. S100 still seems like the better choice, can get way better variety of shots. But the sigma is really really sharp, the texture on the armour and iconography is crazy. Really nice bokeh too, nicer than the s100's.
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2019/11/10 17:40:20
Subject: Re:Re:Little Camera, Big Results - LCBR - updated Nov 10th
A little clip vid inspired by the credit sequences from the mandalorian where they show all the concept art. Got some new terrain done for this one, finally finished the warcry box I got with the temples and statues. Fit pretty well with the "portal".
Battle Report is also live now
All shot on the Sony A7R2 cropped down with the sigma 16mm f1/.4, equiv to a 24mm (1.5x crop)
It's a nightmare to fit anywhere unlike the s100 but it's got a really nice look to it, pretty much all the pics are f/4 to f/5.6
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2020/02/18 22:54:37
Subject: Re:Re:Little Camera, Big Results - LCBR - updated Dec 2nd
We also test out the first mission of a tournament packet we're working on.
Again all shot on the Sony A7R2 cropped down with the sigma 16mm f1/.4, equiv to a 24mm (1.5x crop)
I love the look of the lens, but I find as much as I like the shallow depth of field but it's not always needed and sometimes makes deciding on where to put critical focus tougher than it needs to be. The biggest problem I'm finding is the cam and lens together are just way too big to fit into a lot of the places I want to take pics on the board so I end up getting the same angles over and over again. The basic idea is the more i can get wide shots from a flat ground level perspective the more immersive it feels, most pics of games tend to be high angle of attack and just high vantage in general, great for establishing the battlefield, I don't mind shots like that but I prefer to be down and sorta in the mix of the battle.
Going to try the canon G7x again soon and see how it looks. It will be easier to get the angles I want with it because its a lot smaller. I may do another video soon outlining my thoughts on the 3 cameras and the overall way I'm trying to document games.
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2020/03/07 21:20:37
Subject: Re:Little Camera, Big Results - LCBR - updated march 7th