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Published: 2008-12-02 10:27:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 1559; Favourites: 21; Downloads: 36
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A 3d cad design I did for a comp! didnt even get into the final! Oh well next year! the CAD work was done by my apprentice. Design ME!Related content
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This is not soo much work to make! maybe later this year
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I would wear that but i love out-there rings
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Thank you! I love the way out look too!
[link] I still have this one so if you are intrested??? Its a green/blue sapphire and four blue sapphires and two diamonds!!
nudge nudge wink wink
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i wanna stare at this like forever XD too pretty!
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Thanx! you are most welcome to come back any time and stare
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well you fooled I started to ask what your light setting were on the mono-lights . 
Well done !
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hahaha mono lights?? what dat?
I think dat the tings I need to make my photos look cool??
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[link] Mono lights
The lighting set up , studio lights .
In others words I thought it was a photo .
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I thought thats what U meant
I am using energy savers as the globes through tracing paper?
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[link] or [link] Color temperature is a measure of the "shade" of whiteness of a light source, again by comparison with a blackbody. Typical incandescent lighting is 2700K which is yellowish-white. Halogen lighting is 3000K. Fluorescent lamps are manufactured to a chosen CCT by altering the mixture of phosphors inside the tube. Warm-white fluorescents have CCT of 2700K and are popular for residential lighting. Neutral-white fluorescents have a CCT of 3000K or 3500K. Cool-white fluorescents have a CCT of 4100K and are popular for office lighting. Daylight fluorescents have a CCT of 5000K to 6500K, which is bluish-white.
The energy saver should be giving you 5000k It might have something to do with the paper .
Try using regular copypaper for the box .
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thanx I will give it a try! so the higher the K the beter??
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yes higher the k the white'r once past 5000k you get into blue/white .
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I have the daylight flourecent tubes above my work benches:! Will try to take shots there
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Try these links for some ideals both links are to the same site .
[link] Homemade Light Box for Product Photography
Here is a good link to some great ideals in lighting on cheap . [link]
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OK! I followed a tut, from Da, where they cut holes in the side panels and shine the lights throught the tracing paper stuck over the holes? I moved it round the shop a bit today! The last place was right under where I do my elctro plating. Its got a pair of flourecent white daylight tubes on the underside of a shelf. The link you sent me the guy shines the lights onto the inside of the box? he seems to be using spots? hmmm? my budget is a little tight right now, but I must find the right lights to use and how to use them. The othe lights that I do have are those small down lights! I use them in my display cabinets! maybe i should give those a bash?
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in the tut the box he makes is a cheap version so it kinda works . but not like a shoot threw because the material wouldn't hold up . So a way around that was the shoot in the box .
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awe man cad? geez, i wanna see it being REAL lol. You gonna make this piece reality some day?
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hahahaha with all the responce from this I think I may be forced too!!
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LOL, i don't blame the viewers, I mean just look at it! It's gorgeous!
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is this real or computerised? it's impressive either way, and a very original design!
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I wish it was real! it was a rendered image for a computer aided deisn competion we entered!! the rendering and computer work was done by our apprentice.
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oo. excellent rendering, kudos to your apprentice! all the more impressive for it
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awesome!! 
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The bangle was meant as the main piece. but i think this ring was just awesome!!! thanx
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