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Move Closer

matt22616

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Big fran of the thread. I hope it's not rude for me to presume that you will take requests, but in the off-chance you have a sample of this material and a little free time, I thought it wouldn't hurt to ask. Most, if not all, of your subjects are natural fabrics and materials. I have several articles of clothing made with materials produced by the Swiss firm Schoeller Textiles AG. They specialize in high-performance fabrics predominantly used in skiing and hiking jackets. I have an ArcTeryx softshell that has downright perplexing attributes, such that it seems to defy basic laws of thermodynamics. Anyways, I've always wondered what it looks like when you 'move closer'. Here's a link to the firm's website listing most of the brands that use their materials. You can also navigate to learn more about the textiles themselves. If you either own such an article, or happen to have access to one, I would be very interested in getting to see it 'up close'. Many thanks. http://www.schoeller-textiles.com/en/where-to-buy.html
 

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Originally Posted by NOBD
Move Closer

What do fabrics, leathers, and details like buttons and stitchings look like when you move a bit closer?

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I will start off with some suedes.

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Macro 1:1

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Cropped as far as the resolution allowed me

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Crop

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Maximum crop

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Macro 1:1

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Crop

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Maximum crop

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Macro 1:1

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Are you a Lilliputian?
 

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Originally Posted by NOBD

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Is this from the "Vintage Appreciation" threak?
 

NOBD

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Originally Posted by matt22616
Big fran of the thread. I hope it's not rude for me to presume that you will take requests, but in the off-chance you have a sample of this material and a little free time, I thought it wouldn't hurt to ask.

Most, if not all, of your subjects are natural fabrics and materials. I have several articles of clothing made with materials produced by the Swiss firm Schoeller Textiles AG. They specialize in high-performance fabrics predominantly used in skiing and hiking jackets. I have an ArcTeryx softshell that has downright perplexing attributes, such that it seems to defy basic laws of thermodynamics. Anyways, I've always wondered what it looks like when you 'move closer'. Here's a link to the firm's website listing most of the brands that use their materials. You can also navigate to learn more about the textiles themselves. If you either own such an article, or happen to have access to one, I would be very interested in getting to see it 'up close'.

Many thanks.

http://www.schoeller-textiles.com/en/where-to-buy.html


Thanks, Matt. I don't think I have (or have access to) something like that. If I come across something, I'll be happy to take pictures of it.


Originally Posted by comrade
Are you a Lilliputian?

With excellent eyes.


Originally Posted by HORNS
Is this from the "Vintage Appreciation" threak?

Yes.
 

dustinmyself

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I am not sure if it was asked, or mentioned, but what lens do you use for your macro shots?

what body do you use also?

(not to turn this into a photography thread, you can PM me if you'd rather)

thanks.


ps. SWEETTT photos, i'm going to break out my macro & some clothing.
 

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Thanks. Canon 100mm f/2.8 Macro. Body was the 350D for these shots. I now use a 60D.
 

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