My T42 personal product shoot

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My T42 personal product shoot

#1 Post by zitoo » Sun Jan 06, 2008 2:33 am

Just wanna share my picture here.
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1. My desktop
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Thanks for viewing. :)
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#2 Post by Kyocera » Tue Jan 08, 2008 11:42 am

Cool, how did you get it to "hover" like that?

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#3 Post by ThinkPad » Tue Jan 08, 2008 9:47 pm

Kyocera wrote:Cool, how did you get it to "hover" like that?
I assume Photoshop.

I like pic 6... how about some high res pics?
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#4 Post by meekus » Thu Jan 10, 2008 5:31 pm

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Kyocera wrote:Cool, how did you get it to "hover" like that?
I assume Photoshop.

I like pic 6... how about some high res pics?
It's probably *way* simpler than that. Just rest the laptop on a flat, raised object like a small book before the picture is even taken. :lol:

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#5 Post by KristianJ » Thu Jan 10, 2008 6:24 pm

meekus wrote: It's probably *way* simpler than that. Just rest the laptop on a flat, raised object like a small book before the picture is even taken. :lol:
A smallish rectangular block would probably be sufficient to raise it that height off the ground.
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#6 Post by Peak2Peak » Thu Jan 10, 2008 8:26 pm

Nice Pic's - your T42 looks immaculate - obviously a cared for ThinkPad.
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My T42 personal product shoot

#7 Post by zitoo » Fri Jan 11, 2008 2:37 pm

Kyocera wrote:Cool, how did you get it to "hover" like that?
ThinkPad wrote: I assume Photoshop.

I like pic 6... how about some high res pics?
KristianJ wrote: A smallish rectangular block would probably be sufficient to raise it that height off the ground.
meekus wrote: It's probably *way* simpler than that. Just rest the laptop on a flat, raised object like a small book before the picture is even taken. :lol:
Hi everyone.

I'm using Photoshop just to adjust the curve, color balance, level, contrast and brightness only.

For the "hover" effect, I'm using a solid small box thats strong enough to support my tp and your also can use KristianJ or meekus idea.

I love to take nice picture so I said to my self, "why not make my tp looks even better" and for Thinkpad, I'll try to put it on my flickr around next week because I'm not going to be around for this weekend. 1208x1024 is high enough?
Peak2Peak wrote:Nice Pic's - your T42 looks immaculate - obviously a cared for ThinkPad.
Thank you very much. I just love my tp so I always keep my tp clean.
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