I had this in my collection for a while and thought you guys could tell me about it i havent seen to many with the clasp type or marking pictures arnt the best and i apolgize for that
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Hi Anthony,
Yes, PLEASE take better photos, or find someone with a flatbed scanner! It's way too blurry to make anything out. Looks like a ball-hinge? Is the mark raised or stamped. A good pic of the obverse will be very useful as well to have a chance at comparing to other known makers.
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Hi. Definitely looks like a ball-hinge with an "FW" mark. Neither of these characteristics are known to me on an authentic badge.
This badge DEMANDS better pictures to be sure .....
.........but it is probably a fake.Attached FilesVisit my Badge Collection: http://lbmilitaria.homestead.com/home.html
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Originally posted by Anthony Evansare ball hinges repros? and the markings are stamped in to the badge, not raised
We really DO need to see better images of this badge. But I really don't like the catch already.
Yuri
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The DSC-F717 is 5.0 megapixel. Although you really don't need the extra megapixels for the forum, the Zeiss lens of the 717 makes it awesome. As most everyone does, I take the original photo at highest resolution, trim it to 1280 and post. It makes a big difference when you trim using the higher resolution to start with. The Sony DSC-F828 is even better, 8.0 megapixel: http://www.usaphotonation.com/produc...oduct_id=10374
Robert
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Exactly, Darrell.
A tripod works wonders, with a remote control. And also, if you have one of the higher dot pitch monitors (screens) you will see the FULL benefit of imaging with a nicer lens. My wife has a new Sony screen and the photos look so real, it's uncanny. I love the Sony quality. But if you have a middle of the road screen, you'll see just that level of quality. Hence, the camera can only be appreciated at it's fullest when using a top line screen. And why should we scrimp when photos are everything?
Robert
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