Gun Ref. Pics - Beretta CX4 Storm .45ACP

vkirchner · 07-04-2007, 09:11 AM

Wow, it this one a beauty. it was fun just to hold this gun. I want one of these!

http://rapidshare.com/files/24781512...torm_45ACP.rar

Approximately 38.5 Meg.

Regards
Vince

PS. Wow, is this one cool.

IchII3D · 07-04-2007, 02:19 PM

Hmmmm, this is lucky... I was actually just looking into this gun to do a Tutorial module on it. Can I ask you if its alright if I used your images as part of the video tutorial? This basiclly means I will be providing them inside the tutorial download and using them throughout the whole tutorial.

I will give you credit obviously, it would be nice if you had a name I could actually pronounce though :P

vkirchner · 07-04-2007, 07:05 PM

You are quite welcome to use the images in your tutorial, and thank you for the thought of providing credit. Many times I have images taken and called the property of another user, which is quite discouraging. I will be very happy to see the tutorial when finished, and please let me know if you need any other shots of it. I can shoot them at a higher resolution than what I provided in the Rar file, I tried to find a balance between size and total files size, but for a specific use such as this, I can take up to 8mp with the Nikon. Just let me know. :-))

As for the name, I thought it was simple enough Vincent Kirchner, aka vkirchner. LOL! Since we are talking about names, would it be possible to mention the owner of the rifle that we photographed, his name is Neil Himebaugh, his nickname is Dutch?

IchII3D · 07-04-2007, 09:23 PM

Ye sure, I will mention both of you. I don't want to ask you to go out of your way, but it would be nice to get some more shots. The pictures in the RAR file are a very good overview of the gun which is all thats needed really, but it would be even interesting to have some shots of some of the attachments taken off. Close shots of where the attachments actually attach and may be even the attachments by themself. The magazine and the rounds it uses, how the rounds are loaded.

I'm mentioning to much sorry. I'm very greatful for you letting me use them, thank you.

vkirchner · 07-04-2007, 10:22 PM

No problem, the owner of the gun will be excited to hear that the images will be of use. Make a detailed list of what you would like for new images, and PM me with the list. I will be happy to take the new images for you. I will also see what I can do to improve the lighting and background, gotta give the public what they want. Should we include some some of measuring stick to provide a reference when we shoot the images?

IchII3D · 08-04-2007, 07:57 AM

Wow, thanks. I will try think up of a list of what could be useful.

In terms of a measuring stick... hmm it would be nice to have a picture of someone holding the weapon. You might want to crop out your/his face though. Infact I strongly suggest you do if you do. The place where you took the pictures if fine. it could do with been slightly lighter, just remember these could be downloading a lot so try not to have anything in the background of the guys house. Its not like anything would happen but just to be safe.

Ohhh and the bullet ijection I have no idea how that works (I don't mean fire the weapon) I will compile a list later, right now I have just woken up and need to get a shower and get myself read for the day

I'm very greatful for all your help. I will give you some info on the tutorials when I send you the list.

07-04-2007, 07:05 PM	#3 (permalink)
vkirchner New Member 68 - 37	You are quite welcome to use the images in your tutorial, and thank you for the thought of providing credit. Many times I have images taken and called the property of another user, which is quite discouraging. I will be very happy to see the tutorial when finished, and please let me know if you need any other shots of it. I can shoot them at a higher resolution than what I provided in the Rar file, I tried to find a balance between size and total files size, but for a specific use such as this, I can take up to 8mp with the Nikon. Just let me know. :-)) As for the name, I thought it was simple enough Vincent Kirchner, aka vkirchner. LOL! Since we are talking about names, would it be possible to mention the owner of the rifle that we photographed, his name is Neil Himebaugh, his nickname is Dutch? Last edited by vkirchner; 07-04-2007 at 07:40 PM.

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07-04-2007, 02:19 PM	#2 (permalink)
IchII3D Senior Member 828 - 444	Hmmmm, this is lucky... I was actually just looking into this gun to do a Tutorial module on it. Can I ask you if its alright if I used your images as part of the video tutorial? This basiclly means I will be providing them inside the tutorial download and using them throughout the whole tutorial. I will give you credit obviously, it would be nice if you had a name I could actually pronounce though :P

07-04-2007, 09:23 PM	#4 (permalink)
IchII3D Senior Member 828 - 444	Ye sure, I will mention both of you. I don't want to ask you to go out of your way, but it would be nice to get some more shots. The pictures in the RAR file are a very good overview of the gun which is all thats needed really, but it would be even interesting to have some shots of some of the attachments taken off. Close shots of where the attachments actually attach and may be even the attachments by themself. The magazine and the rounds it uses, how the rounds are loaded. I'm mentioning to much sorry. I'm very greatful for you letting me use them, thank you.

07-04-2007, 10:22 PM	#5 (permalink)
vkirchner New Member 68 - 37	No problem, the owner of the gun will be excited to hear that the images will be of use. Make a detailed list of what you would like for new images, and PM me with the list. I will be happy to take the new images for you. I will also see what I can do to improve the lighting and background, gotta give the public what they want. Should we include some some of measuring stick to provide a reference when we shoot the images?

08-04-2007, 07:57 AM	#6 (permalink)
IchII3D Senior Member 828 - 444	Wow, thanks. I will try think up of a list of what could be useful. In terms of a measuring stick... hmm it would be nice to have a picture of someone holding the weapon. You might want to crop out your/his face though. Infact I strongly suggest you do if you do. The place where you took the pictures if fine. it could do with been slightly lighter, just remember these could be downloading a lot so try not to have anything in the background of the guys house. Its not like anything would happen but just to be safe. Ohhh and the bullet ijection I have no idea how that works (I don't mean fire the weapon) I will compile a list later, right now I have just woken up and need to get a shower and get myself read for the day I'm very greatful for all your help. I will give you some info on the tutorials when I send you the list.