M&P 9mm snapshots

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lunde

Discussion Starter · Sep 19, 2006

I picked up my first M&P yesterday. It's a 9mm version with no magazine disconnect (see the warning on the right side of the slide), no internal lock, and standard sights. I took some snapshots of it this morning. Enjoy!

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Dan Burwell

· #2 · Sep 19, 2006

Nice pictures. I think with photos of that quality you could sell the M&P to a die hard 1911 guy.

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ArnisAndyz

· #3 · Sep 19, 2006

Wow...damn good pictures. I have one just like it coming in this week!

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G56

· #4 · Sep 19, 2006

Those are excellent photos!

Maybe you could do a new post detailing how you do your photos, lighting, etc, it's a tricky thing to do good photos of a pistol, lighting is one of the biggest problems.

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lunde

Discussion Starter · #5 · Sep 19, 2006

G56, you wrote:

Maybe you could do a new post detailing how you do your photos, lighting, etc, it's a tricky thing to do good photos of a pistol, lighting is one of the biggest problems.

Read the bottom of my Pistol Wallpaper Pages: http://www.praxagora.com/lunde/firearms.html

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YukonGlocker

· #6 · Sep 19, 2006

Awesome pictures.

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matt7184

· #7 · Sep 19, 2006

Once again, excellent pictures!

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darklyte24

· #8 · Sep 19, 2006

not bad, most tech savy guys who know a thing or two about cameras can do it.

just have to have the knowledge about lighting and a quality camera.

they are really nice pics.

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YukonGlocker

· #9 · Sep 19, 2006

I just have to say again after seeing all your pics.

Awesome pics. :!:

Where did you get the blue nylon?

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Voodoo

· #10 · Sep 19, 2006

Excellent!

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palmetto sharpshooter

· #11 · Sep 20, 2006

Nights in blue satin?

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palmetto sharpshooter

· #12 · Sep 20, 2006

Nice Macro

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G56

· #13 · Oct 12, 2006

Thanks for the information on how to do it, I've been trying but still haven't had much success getting a good photo, with your instructions I might be able to get over the hump!