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[lizzard]

[samdiego]

Quick tip for future similar projects. it almost looks like there could be something on the TV screen but I can't quite see it. I've used magazine photos for this. my favorite source are the automotive book catalogues that I get in the mail. They have photos of the book covers that have smaller photos of the subject matter. I either Krystal Klear them to the back of the clear TV screen if there is one or to the screen itself and clear coat. I lean toward the old B&W images to bolster the vintage look. Just sayin'

Edited December 21, 2010 by samdiego

[Mike Kucaba]

Nice to see one built and this one is done nice!!

[lizzard]

Quick tip for future similar projects. it almost looks like there could be something on the TV screen but I can't quite see it. I've used magazine photos for this. my favorite source are the automotive book catalogues that I get in the mail. They have photos of the book covers that have smaller photos of the subject matter. I either Krystal Klear them to the back of the clear TV screen if there is one or to the screen itself and clear coat. I lean toward the old B&W images to bolster the vintage look. Just sayin'

Thanks , check this out I used that method on this "Bat screen "

Edited December 21, 2010 by lizzard

[samdiego]

I never get to invent anything!

This is a reject. Seepage makes it look like the car is driving out of a shadow, but not being installed, it was easy to shoot.

You sure do a nice job of pumping up "under glass"

Edited December 21, 2010 by samdiego

[lizzard]

I never get to invent anything!

This is a reject. Seepage makes it look like the car is driving out of a shadow, but not being installed, it was easy to shoot.

You sure do a nice job of pumping up "under glass"

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