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Atlantia · 6th July 2008, 01:47 PM

What worries me most is when people make excuses for pictures.
As if every PC doesn't have the ability to lighten pictures or they live somewhere without the benefit of daylight.
Especially when they describe themselves as a collector.
Occasionally you see someone selling a sword who's obviously genuinely got no knowledge and just thinks that a general shot of the sword will do, but ANY collector knows what a buyer needs to see.
Blurry or dark doesn't cut it.

Having lightened this one, I really dont like the look of the woodwork, or the mounts, and the blade is quite ordinary.

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6th July 2008, 01:47 PM	#8
Atlantia Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: The Sharp end Posts: 2,928	What worries me most is when people make excuses for pictures. As if every PC doesn't have the ability to lighten pictures or they live somewhere without the benefit of daylight. Especially when they describe themselves as a collector. Occasionally you see someone selling a sword who's obviously genuinely got no knowledge and just thinks that a general shot of the sword will do, but ANY collector knows what a buyer needs to see. Blurry or dark doesn't cut it. Having lightened this one, I really dont like the look of the woodwork, or the mounts, and the blade is quite ordinary.