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  1. 18th November 2017, 08:50 PM #1
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    Evening Everyone,

    Just had to show off my latest acquisition, the smart pen. This pen can put down it black ink the thoughts of the Intelligent hardware creating them. It does this using Humanoid Software version 63.5 driving flexible digits and an Articulated Robotic Mechanism (ARM for short).
    This pen is just so right for my academic boss.
    The other 2 just makes me think " I see Suzi selling sea shells by the sea shore". Just cannot get this out of my head. All three turned out really well and knocks 3 more items off the Christmas turning list.
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    Really like the Paua Shell and Mother of Pearl pens, they always look specy.
    Good idea not to photograph your pens in direct sunlight as you get hot spots. Best to take your photos outside but not in the direct sun.
    Keep the pens coming, not long until Christmas.
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    Hi Dallas,
    I photographed these under one of those halogen down lights. Happy to work on this as there is plenty of advice available on the forum.
    I was an amateur theatre lighting operator/designer in a previous phase of my life so should be able to figure it out.
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    Hi Mac this is the basis of my open light box. I use the new LED lamps pair of divided one either side. The ones Bunnings sell for builders etc. I place a small strip light on top of the stand. I photograph at a fair angle from in front. It takes me but a few minutes to take the pics and here is a sample. Have fun I do and I am now 83yrs.

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