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Monday, January 19, 2015
Vintage Mercedes Sewing Machine
Today I want to show you a few pictures for a vintage sewing machine that was gifted to my wife. I was fascinated when I saw this machine, with all the beautiful artwork and colors, that I quickly decided to shoot a few quality pictures. My online search for such machine returned very few results, with mediocre quality pictures at best. It also looks more like a piece of artwork than the other industrial-looking sewing machines. Click through to watch the other pictures.
For this shoot, I used my E-M1 with a vintage Tamron SP 90mm f/2.5 Macro lens, which I will review later in detail. I used two diffusers on both sides of the machine with Yongnuo 560-III flashes firing through them, and triggered via the Yongnuo 560-TX. A white reflector was added on the top. The background is a neutral beige piece of cloth. All shots are taken at f/8.
Labels:
560 iii,
560tx,
em1,
macro,
micro four thirds,
olympus,
tamron sp 90 25 macro,
yongnuo
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