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how do you set your camera like that?

i doubt this is possible just with a special camera setting - for this you need same "extra" work by hand - i suppose he did the following (or something similar):

1. taking a simple picture as you see - but of course in full color

2. load the picture in a suitable program like Adobe Photoshop

3. name the initial layer "background"

4. selecting the lego-models, copy them and putting them on a own layer named "lego"

5. converting the layer "background" into b/w (e.g. by reducing saturation to zero and slightly enhancing the contrast)

6. Voila - finished

with a program like Adobe Photoshop or Adoba Photoshop elements this is no rocket sience but it is quite easy and takes probably just 10 to 20 minutes - depends on you experience with these techniques...but the only time consuming part is step 4...

All you need is smart and intelligent selection tools - i can recommend Adobe Photoshop elements for this...

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Or you can use GIMP.

yes, indeed - but the selection tools of Adobe Elements are way smarter and much more intelligent und therefore the important selection task is way easier... but maybe this is slightly OT :wink:

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yes, indeed - but the selection tools of Adobe Elements are way smarter and much more intelligent und therefore the important selection task is way easier... but maybe this is slightly OT :wink:

Adobe is great, but GIMP is free, so GIMP is what I use :laugh:

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I wish my camera could do that!

Then I wouldn't have to tediously mask out shapes in Photoshop :laugh:

I wish my camera could do that!

Then I wouldn't have to tediously mask out shapes in Photoshop :laugh:

For iPhone there is an app PowerCam which allows to take real-time color-key pictures - depends a little bit on the motive but often it works astonishing...

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A few more updates. Running out of space what with the Crane Mk2 coming soon!

Beautiful display, but don't put the space shuttle in the window. It will turn yellow!

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Beautiful display, but don't put the space shuttle in the window. It will turn yellow!

The same story for the wheels and other white parts of the 8880.

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Well I have sold off some stuff (My Samsung tablet and a radio scanner) so I now have some more cash to buy LEGO with :)

Here is a photo of me latest setup, some spare shelf space for some new additions soon :)

04062013_Office.jpg

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Well I have sold off some stuff (My Samsung tablet and a radio scanner) so I now have some more cash to buy LEGO with :)

Here is a photo of me latest setup, some spare shelf space for some new additions soon :)

04062013_Office.jpg

It's funny that I always notice first the evolution of your storage space/shelf space than your lego collection :laugh:

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Beautiful display, but don't put the space shuttle in the window. It will turn yellow!

Thanks a lot. :)

Actually I thought of that and put a UV cutting filter on the window. Its bright light outside but most of it doesn't come in. That should help?

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It's funny that I always notice first the evolution of your storage space/shelf space than your lego collection :laugh:

Thanks :)

I am fairly settled with it now, time to get serious about building :)

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