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Actually quite simple and quick as I was in a hurry.
Lighting wasn't good with just window light so aperture was set in the 2.8 - 4 range and iso between 500 - 1800. Shutter speed between 1/30-1/60.
I was lazy and all shots were hand held and I just used my body to block light that caused reflection. On hindsight I should have used a Tripod for sharper images and probably a different lens with better lighting. Camera used was Fuji X Pro 2 with 23mm f1.4 lens. 
A mechanical wonder?
I certainly think so. I'm referring to the watch that is. Although the camera isn't bad either. Thanks for looking and a great Sunday to everyone. cheers fernando...
Both are mechanical marvels
and your pics are so crisp and nice! Bravo my friend Have a great Sunday Cheers Robin
What a great picture !
No doubt about mechanical wonder but not one but two together. Especially the shot in B&W brings us in old days of photography. Movement shot is like art work. Simply Fascinated. Cheers ! Gautam
The primus of all split chronos
Very noble pictures from a very noble Lange DS. Thanks for that. Best Moritz
So what did you use to take the pic?
Beautiful pics of beautiful machines. It does beg the question (like the barbers), what did you use to take the pic? And your lighting technique?
Actually quite simple and quick as I was in a hurry.
Lighting wasn't good with just window light so aperture was set in the 2.8 - 4 range and iso between 500 - 1800. Shutter speed between 1/30-1/60. I was lazy and all shots were hand held and I just used my body to block light that caused reflection. On hin...
You got some nice stuff in those pictures!
Really nice stuff! And the photos are terrific. Good job, Fernando!
Yes it is!
One of the best double split watches... Or the best? Anyhow there are only a few competitors at this level. Constantin
Thanks for your response Constantin.
I don't think I know of any other double split watch. Rattrapantes yes but not quite the same. cheers fernando
