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here's my first entry custom fantasy minifig category
the drow
his horse
the drow and his horse
please tell me what you think

That's a very cool looking Drow. So good, in fact, it gives me some ideas. Do you happen to have a clearer shot of the figure? Anyway, nice job.
-Tower

Tower of Iron Will wrote:That's a very cool looking Drow. So good, in fact, it gives me some ideas. Do you happen to have a clearer shot of the figure? Anyway, nice job.
-Tower

thanks I've been trying to get a clearer picture but I'm having some trouble with my camera.

I have the same problem with my camera, also when macro-mode is activated.
Now I have a tripod, it's realy helpfull. But if you dont have it, I know a tip that maybe fix that problem.

If your camera is a digital-compact model, it maybe move a little when you press the button on shooting.

So, if you use the "timer" mode : (as to take a family's picture, where the photographer running in few second to take place behind everyone).
you put your camera on the table (on a book...) in good position to frame the picture. Camera must stand alone, without any hand.
With timer, the shoot is executed few second after pressing the button, no hand shake will affect the capture.

Does your camera take big pictures you have to resize to be smaller?

If so try this:

Take the picture from further back. It may not be able to focus when it's close to something. If you get a picture in focus, don't resize it. Instead, just crop it down.

Ashkestral wrote:Does your camera take big pictures you have to resize to be smaller?

If so try this:

Take the picture from further back. It may not be able to focus when it's close to something. If you get a picture in focus, don't resize it. Instead, just crop it down.

thanks for the tip I took a new picture using your suggestion http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/lord- ... re_398.jpg it's still not perfect, but it's much clearer.