Marker WEIGHT comparison (pics)

[thei3ug]

i'll put a nasty typhoon on a digital scale tomorrow just for you.

I'm also going to put a few other "oddball" markers on, just for kicks.

I'm supar!

[shartley]

Originally posted by thei3ug
i'll put a nasty typhoon on a digital scale tomorrow just for you.

I'm also going to put a few other "oddball" markers on, just for kicks.

I'm supar!

[azzkikr]

could anyone put some angels on the scale, i have access to just about every kind of angel made but no scale. thanks AZZKIKR

[Jack & Coke]

Originally posted by shartley
LOL I want to see you put my PPS Stroker on that scale!

You mean this one?




I wonder how much this grinder weighs?

[shartley]

Originally posted by Jack & Coke


You mean this one?




I wonder how much this grinder weighs?

[Jack & Coke]

fyi

Originally posted by shartley
LOL I want to see you put my PPS Stroker on that scale! Or how about a typhoon?

from:http://www.palmer-pursuit.com/FAQ/phoonfaq.htm

How much does a "standard" typhoon weigh?

3.25 pounds

-Glenn Palmer

[shartley]

Thanks.

[Smitty2k1]

I still wish I could take pic's that looks as nice as yours

[wyn1370]

Honestly what type of camera do you use J&C?
You've got some of the best quality pics around here.

[shartley]

[Jack & Coke]

Thanks for the nice comments guys

My camera gear:

Canon EOS 10D
17-40mm f/4 L USM (wide angle lens)
50mm f/1.4 USM (for low light shot, portraits, and very nice bokeh)
28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM (general purpose, walk-about lens)
Canon 550 EX Flash

Most cameras can produce really nice shots too. You just have to know their capabilities and limitations.

Although there are a few factors that my gear gives me that you probably don't have (lens quality, 6 MP, extremely low noise CMOS sensor, etc.), I think your average cameras can do a great job if most people just knew how to light their scene correctly.

In my photos, I just turn the flash around (it can pivot 180) and bounce the flash off the ceiling.

[shartley]

Originally posted by Jack & Coke
Thanks for the nice comments guys

My camera gear:

Canon EOS 10D
17-40mm f/4 L USM (wide angle lens)
50mm f/1.4 USM (for low light shot, portraits, and very nice bokeh)
28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM (general purpose, walk-about lens)
Canon 550 EX Flash

Most cameras can produce really nice shots too. You just have to know their capabilities and limitations.

Although there are a few factors that my gear gives me that you probably don't have (lens quality, 6 MP, extremely low noise CMOS sensor, etc.), I think your average cameras can do a great job if most people just knew how to light their scene correctly.

In my photos, I just turn the flash around (it can pivot 180) and bounce the flash off the ceiling.

[melster]

Now we know how J&C can afford all those markers! He's a drug dealer! Why else would you need a digital scale at home?

[Jack & Coke]

Shartley,

Oh yeah... it also helps to know a little something about Photoshop too

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melster,

Drug dealer? lol...

When I bought that scale, my wife thought I was going to use it in the kitchen to weigh my food for cooking (I like to cook too ).

I was all, "...ah.. yeah, that's it!"

The only things that have ever been put on that scale have been paintball related stuff.

LOL!

btw, are you going to the Paintball Expo in Pomona this weekend? http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...hreadid=121422

[shartley]

Originally posted by Jack & Coke
Shartley,

Oh yeah... it also helps to know a little something about Photoshop too

Yeah, that helps too.