In the pictures on gnomon the Ocean 1 Vintage red has a red glare.
I haven´t seen this in any other picture.
Is it like this in real life?
Pictures are borrowed from Gnomon Watches.
In the pictures on gnomon the Ocean 1 Vintage red has a red glare.
I haven´t seen this in any other picture.
Is it like this in real life?
Pictures are borrowed from Gnomon Watches.
Last edited by Bertelsen; October 31st, 2010 at 15:21.
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Weird, although I think watch would look even better if it had this glare-effect.
Thanks guys!
Im thinking it might be the focus indicator LED on the camera. Some of the cameras I have shed some red light on the subject pretty hard. Especially at the distance these pics were probably taken. Just a guess though; could be wrong ^_^
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If you look at the outer rim of the crystal you'll notice that the reddish hue comes from exterior light.
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