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lahnet
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 Posted: Sun Sep 12, 2010 3:22 pm Post subject: Miniatures in Lyon (Olympus Pen) |
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From a visit to one of the world's best miniature-builders in Lyon. All designs are in doll-house size and are copies of "real" locations, which was photographed and measured 100% before being built in miniature.
My daughter attended a workshop which gave me the opportunity to walk around and take a few pictures.
Olympus Pen E-P1 and 14-42
First, just to illustrate the size.
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Orio wrote:
Amazing!
All of them... but especially the museum and the second theatre!
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goombles wrote:
Awesome! looks like a miniature film set |
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poilu wrote:
incredible miniatures!
are all the scene distorted or it is just your lens
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lahnet wrote:
Thanks all for commenting this series.
I don´t find them distorted, but they are all high iso pictures (800-1600), very low shutter (1/8-1/30) handheld and behind glass.
If they are distorted I would really appreciate if someone could explain what distorted means, just to make sure we are taking about the same.
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poilu wrote:
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| If they are distorted I would really appreciate if someone could explain what distorted means, just to make sure we are taking about the same |
the 2 windows should have the same size, but one seems smaller & slanted, don't you see all the curved walls
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lahnet wrote:
Thanks for the explain. I can see what you mean and you do have a point, but I think it also is because of the angel a am shooting in (well maybe:-) ).
Anyway if thats it, I can live with it.... 
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Orio wrote:
Well, barrel distortion is impossible to avoid in superwide angle zooms, even in expensive ones, let alone in a kit lens...
Barrel distortion (together with weak corners) is the main reason why I sold the Sigma 10-20, which I used to own time ago.
But of course if one does not have high quality expectation, such compact lenses are friendly small travel mates.
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Wow, the detailling in the models are amazing 
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I just love the images ,thanks for taking time to show them,truly they are little masterpieces!
Did the makers say how long it took to build each one of these scenes?
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lahnet wrote:
Again thanks.
I have no idea about the amount of time, but I do know that all is handcrafted down to the tiniest detail.
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Looks like an interesting place to visit and take photos.
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| Posted: Tue Sep 14, 2010 9:20 am Post subject: Re: Miniatures in Lyon (Olympus Pen) |
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Is the scene from the movie "Night at the Museum"?? 
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