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Shown left: business card sitting on top of a CFRP
(carbon fiber reinforced plastic) surface. |
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The piece to the left has a resin content of 31.4%
by weight of the part. |
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This surface quality is not produced separately but
is a result of a one step fabrication technique. |
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Shown right: another panel, this time reflecting flourescent
light fixtures. The fixture(s) is roughly 20 feet from the camera
lens. A 50mm lens on a 35mm digital camera body was used, not
a long telephoto lens as one might assume. All images on the
following pages have not been sharpened and were all taken with
an ISO setting of 800. |
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The piece to the right has a resin content of 34.9%
by weight of the part. |
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Click on the image to see an enlarged version, as
well as the full-frame image. |
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To the left: a 31.3% resin panel showing reflections
of flourescent fixtures. |
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One image shown with carbon fiber/epoxy surface in
focus and the other shown with the bulbs in focus. |
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Click on the image to see an enlarged version. |
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Products are shown in a raw state,
prior to painting and/or UV clear-coating. This is the surface
quality coming directly off the tooling. |
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