Reply With QuoteCant beat a good lume shot
Just looked at my Laco Flieger and it was glowing!
Cant beat a good lume shot
ok I'll play
Me tooOriginally Posted by adesmith
Try this for size.
Some more from the archive.
What have you started?
love this!Some more from the archive.
what do you do to get these shots? do you shine a torch on the watch them photograph them, it looks great
Subtle:
It's a UV lamp from Maplin.
Not in this case tangs - the Ball range features self-powered tritium tubes that need no energizing.
Here's a couple of the SPORK
And a Deep Blue I used to own
Sadly, I only still own one of these:
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Here is mine
bowie
Love the blue of the oris . Not a fan of ball, to much going on there
Some others of watches I borrowed for the shot
What's the one on right? Nice touch to lume the edges of the (skeleton?) hands. Omega?Some more from the archive.
It's a Seamaster Professional 'Bond'.
I have the SMP Ceramic (which is what I think that model is) the lume is great; blue for all of the indices and the hour hand and green for the minute hand and bezel pip.
Blue dial SMPc
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My Ocean 7 Meteor ceramic.
Never tried a lume shot before ;)
a few of my favourites....
Sorry for hijacking but what make/model is this?
I don't have a pic of my watches with their lime in full swing. I'm a fan of Seiko's brightness: at night, without my glasses, a Seiko dial is the only one I can read!
Menno
Trust in the Octopus for quality lume...
The ever useful Marantz RC1200...
I love the way they lume every thing that would require it, especially the sweep seconds. no point in getting up too early, eh??Just looked at my Laco Flieger and it was glowing!
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