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The camera is the least important factor
...to why these photos turned out well:
1. Great subject.
2. Great lighting (off-camera speedlights).
3. Great glass (a macro lens).
Get those, and any camera shines.
My first Lange
As thanks for the great info I've gotten from this community, here's some shots of my first and only Lange so far, which certainly won't be my last: the current-gen 1815 Up/Down....
Superb choice, I loved the numerals
as they seem to be 'raised' from the dial. Feel free to post more shots. I think this is also likely to be my first Lange.
1815 is Lange and Lange is 1815 is what I am praying for years ...
... and I am always very pleased if an 1815 makes it into the collection of people! Congrats and thank you for the superb pictures! Best Moritz
Rubies in action
I like how they are big part of the decoration. What do you like most? Congrats! Cheers, kolosstt
One more photo
The number paint is indeed raised slightly from the dial. One thing I love about the Up/Down, and one of the reasons I chose it: no cut-off "6". (I respect the historical reasons why that's done on the other 1815s, but if given the option to have no cut-o...
You are teasing us again with great pictures.
And the camera remains a trade secret. Thx for sharing.
The camera is the least important factor
...to why these photos turned out well: 1. Great subject. 2. Great lighting (off-camera speedlights). 3. Great glass (a macro lens). Get those, and any camera shines.
Congrats for this superb 1815 up and down!
I love the pocket watch feeling on this watch. Superb pics by the way. Fx
congratulations !
excellent choice & lovely watch. blue hands & the rail roads - just lights the dial up !
Congrats! Top design.
I find the up/down such a useful complication and fun to watch.
