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If you have a black plastic object, why would you show it over a black background? It’s very stylish but I just can’t see it.
by krisoft 6y ago
If you have a black plastic object, why would you show it over a black background?
It’s very stylish but I just can’t see it.
- app4soft 6y agoHere is GitHub repo of OpenAstroTech project.[0] [0] https://github.com/OpenAstroTech https://github.com/OpenAstroTech
- krisoft 6y agoThank you! Found this video linked from the github page you linked: https://youtu.be/9MNLAIyqGoA https://youtu.be/9MNLAIyqGoA Now that I can see it its clear that this is a very impressive mechanism!
- trishmapow2 6y agoAnd that was one year ago too! Now the much more powerful and precise NEMA steppers are supported, plus so much behind the scenes work on improving software / driver reliability. Amazing project and community.
- dylan604 6y agoCause it's cool and hip. They wanted art/cinematic look, instead of product shots that would be useful. I felt the same way though. Some of the shots, they used a background simulating a blurred out star field which was a tremendous improvement over the solid black, but still very difficult to see. I did like the red highlight, but still that background.
- Scene_Cast2 6y agoI think your issue is with the lack of brightness and contrast, and not with black-on-black (which, I'd dare say, is not a bad choice - see macrophotography, and how they are always looking for the blackest background materials)