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Fear & Loathing with lens distortion.

I went down the entire lower hull with my contour gauge, and found a few deviations and corrected them.  The majority of my prior hull pics were the result of lens distortion off my camera phone. 

I re-shot the hull with my 35mm camera and added the phone shots for comparison.

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There is still some slight distortion with the 35mm but nothing compared to phone!
 

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Next up is building the bulwark, then scuppers and gun ports, then stem/keel/stern post/ solepiece, and then secondary planking.

Though I am considering moving the carving of the scuppers & gun ports after secondary planking... I will contemplate that as I build the bulwark  ;)

Current Build:   Constructo Enterprise

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Amazing what a decent lens can do. Sometimes I make sure I have at least 100mm on the camera, when up close there us far less distortion then with a wider lens. It also helps that my 100mm is also a 1:1 macro. But any tele will give you far less if any distortion than a wider lens.

Sam

Current Build Constructo Enterprise

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I need to sneak a macro lens purchase past my Obersturmführer..... for now I will have to make do with my stock 50- 35mm lens  ;)

Problem with my 35mm camera is it does not wirelessly transfer pics.

Overall I am lazy, I prefer shooting the pic and uploading it as opposed to shooting then connecting to my pc with a wire and uploading from there.  I will discipline myself and no longer shoot pics of my WIP off my phone.

Current Build:   Constructo Enterprise

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What body are you using? Many of the bodies today you can hard wire to your PC. They are slow I understand though. I just keep a reader close by and download as soon as I finish.

 

I *think* both cannon and Nikon offer modules that will transfer wirelessly. I don't know the transfer rate though.

Sam

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Current Build Constructo Enterprise

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