KOMODO....

[rand thompson]

Here's a Komodo with Barbarian Graphics.

 

[Jeff Kilgroe]

Greg,


If you don't mind, here's a purple and green metallic. But that green still might be too close to "Bayhem Green"

That shade of green, metallic or not, would be perfect. I’d love a Bayhem slime green myself, but I think Jarred says Bay has the exclusive on that.

 

[rand thompson]

Jeff,

It was worth a try. I thought because it was a metallic green it would pass.

 

[Jeff Kilgroe]

It still might be OK. Lots of shades of green out there... Bay can’t claim them all.

 

[rand thompson]

Your're right about that!

 

[rand thompson]

A few More graphics

 

[Aaron Lochert]

The irony of all these different colors on a camera that says RED on it. Still want that laguna seca blue one though, that one's sexy.

 

[rand thompson]

Aaron,


I think the size and shape of this camera lends itself to a great degree of personalization in a way no other camera does or has. You can make the statement "This is who I am and I'm not going to apologize for it!

 

[Karim D. Ghantous]

IKEA rarely do photography anymore for their interior "photos", it's much easier just loading the blueprints for their stuff into renders and have perfect control over how to present it.

I am not surprised in the slightest. I'm probably behind the curve here, while many others dismiss this kind of thinking and don't take it seriously. Some things will always be simpler and cheaper to photograph, of course. Imagine it - would you rather spend your time making a 3D model of a table lamp from 1945, or would you rather just shoot the thing, as it's right in front of you? People lugging around their expensive equipment, and charging the Earth for their services, have no idea what's coming.

 

[Dmitry Shijan]

KOMODO vs BMMCC:

 

[David Rasberry]

I am not surprised in the slightest. I'm probably behind the curve here, while many others dismiss this kind of thinking and don't take it seriously. Some things will always be simpler and cheaper to photograph, of course. Imagine it - would you rather spend your time making a 3D model of a table lamp from 1945, or would you rather just shoot the thing, as it's right in front of you? People lugging around their expensive equipment, and charging the Earth for their services, have no idea what's coming.

It can be a combination of the two. Create the 3d model from captured images. But that is a different process in terms of setups and lighting compared to normal photography.

 

[Gregory Karydis]

A few More graphics

You are on fire!

 

[rand thompson]

HaHaHaHa, Thanks Gregory! The last two graphics were literally two guys on fire.. both are dead however. I didn't want to make any New posts so I'll put them all here. Maybe a few more and I'm done.

 

[Billy Jim]

I'd be into simple space grey color.

 

[rand thompson]

Billy do you mean something like this.

 

[Billy Jim]

Thanks Rand...sorry if you posted earlier...I didn't check.

Perhaps a shade lighter :yesnod::yesnod::yesnod:

 

[rand thompson]

Billy how about this then.

 

[Joe Moceri]

Billy how about this then.

I really like this one. Most of the cameras and cars I owned had a name that's Alien related. I would call this one the Nostromo or maybe the Torrance

 

[rand thompson]

Joe,

That's a great name!

 

[rand thompson]

The Carbon Fiber look