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autobot:

Photos done with a point & shoot, DSLR, Instagram, whatever, share 'em here! Anything video game related & cool!

Thought I'd share my most recent Gamecube pickups, the Hori Digital Controller for Gamecube & Gamecube Component Cable...





The Hori's long lost older step-cousin, the SNES controller




The connector has a chip inside of it, but I never realized how big it was until I saw it in person.


Share some of your cool pics here!


irvgotti452:

Randoms  ;D





TyrannicalFascist:


--- Quote from: autobot on January 05, 2013, 04:04:50 PM ---Thought I'd share my most recent Gamecube pickups, the Hori Digital Controller for Gamecube & Gamecube Component Cable...



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Man, I love this controller. I got lucky after scouring eBay searching for a black one at a decent price for several months. A guy listed it simply as "Hori Digital Controller", it was new in the original North American box (though the plastic wrap was partially off), and got it for $25 with free shipping. Just goes to show you, you never know what you can find when people don't know what they are listing.

wingzrow:

Wow, those pictures look so professional. How do you do it? Is there a specific camera you can recommend?

autobot:


--- Quote from: wingzrow on January 05, 2013, 07:32:39 PM ---Wow, those pictures look so professional. How do you do it? Is there a specific camera you can recommend?

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Thanks! I used my prime lens (lens without zoom) for these pictures on my dslr. The "focused with blurry background" effect is done by turning down the F-Stop. I use a Canon T1i, which is an older model so you can get one off Craigslist for pretty cheap as far as cameras go (about $350). Its more camera than I ever need.  ;)

Its not so much the gear as it is just having fun with it and doing what makes sense to you. I'm just a casual photographer who now only snaps his video game pickups  ;D

Have fun, and post pics!

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