Copy work

I posted them on Dogsey a while back (just point and click) but now I've got my tripod I thought i'd have a propper go at doing some 'copy pics' of my artwork. Any tips for doing it ?

No advice then ? LOL

I'm guessing long exposure with no flash.

Not too long, but long enough to get the exposure accurate. Make sure you stop down your focal length by a couple of stops (they are nearly always sharper when stopped down a little, but don't stop down too far otherwise they might become soft). Also, like you said, don't use a flash

Looking forward to seeing the final product

here's the stuff - but I'll post some more once I've had another go.

(Link to Dogsey)

http://www.dogsey.com/page.php?t=59561

I think its called copy lighting??

You need to evenly light the subject, mount your cam on the tripod, compose, and shoot without the flash

Super work Phil #3 is the mighty Mustang, an American fighter plane with a Rolls-Royce engine that saved many a bomber crew in WW2.

wow phil, you can draw! they are great!!