motherboard photo

[-seek-]

took this with my new 20D.

http://server3.uploadit.org/files/jimseek-66_.jpg

 

[~bk]

That's a nice shot.

 

[-seek-]

That's a nice shot.

thank you dude!

 

[ElementalDragon]

yeah.... beautiful shot. one thing i'm wondering though...... is that a crap mobo with water on it.... or a good mobo with rubbing alcohol or something of the sort on it?

 

[mooo]

wow that looks damn cool.

 

[-seek-]

yeah.... beautiful shot. one thing i'm wondering though...... is that a crap mobo with water on it.... or a good mobo with rubbing alcohol or something of the sort on it?

Its 'n old SCSI mobo.

 

[ElementalDragon]

aah..... so i'm guessin it's not operational anymore then...

 

[canadian_divx]

thats cool man, nice work.

ummm is it possable to get a full pic like that or not able to do. something like that would look cool as a wallpaper

 

[ElementalDragon]

Ok..... my friends and i are debating....... is that pic photoshopped at all? like the water drops and stuff? or is that actually water or somethin? I personally don't think it's photoshopped, because why would you take a picture with your new camera to show what it can do and then photoshop it.

 

[~bk]

I think he used Photoshop just to make the motherboard grey and leave the droplets green. And the blur, I guess.

 

[-seek-]

aah..... so i'm guessin it's not operational anymore then...

I know, but it was an old one

 

[wind3D]

can't beleive no one has commented on the 20d. the 20d is one of the best cameras you can buy. it is the fooking x2 of cameras. it is the asus a8n-sli of cameras.

with the 20d, you can take pictures that good accidently -- hehe. but nevertheless - the lighting in that pic simple ROCKS ON.
it's either natural, or flourescent?
if u want to see some of my photos, check out http://wizardofoz.deviantart.net

 

[fimchick]

took this with my new 20D.

http://server3.uploadit.org/files/jimseek-66_.jpg

Nice picture!! Very well done and excellent lighting!

 

[fimchick]

I think he used Photoshop just to make the motherboard grey and leave the droplets green. And the blur, I guess.

Actually you can get that kind of blur without photoshop; it's called depth-of-field and the way to do that is to set the lens aperture to wide open when taking the picture and have the lens all the way zoomed in. Probably more than you wanted to know, but hey... =D

 

[~bk]

Actually you can get that kind of blur without photoshop; it's called depth-of-field and the way to do that is to set the lens aperture to wide open when taking the picture and have the lens all the way zoomed in. Probably more than you wanted to know, but hey... =D

Oh yeah. You could be right.

 

[Shamus MacNoob]

Oh yeah. I think she is .


lolol

 

[ShepsCrook]

Great shot. Plus it's possible for water to bend colors so the rest of the board would look grey because of the angle and lighting, but since the water can bend the light and the colors of the board, you can see the green in it.

 

[~bk]

Oh yeah. I think she is .
lolol

He, I think. :lick:

 

[fimchick]

He, I think. :lick:

Correct =] I was born in Russia, so "fimchick" is a derivative of my Russian nick-name.

 

[Shamus MacNoob]

LOL well dont I look bright!!


sry did not mean to insult