Strange pic of M2
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ttran97
Flashlight Enthusiast
That looks like one of those McGizmo's LED mods. But the description is for a normal M2. So that doesn't seem right...
LEDagent
Flashlight Enthusiast
I think we need to start labeling our pictures that we post on the CPF. Put a security tag across the picture saying where or who the picture belongs to. It might hinder the picture a little, but we can't have people using our picutures on eBay.
Another forum i am on actually has had this type of problem before. They would post pictures of a cellphone that they just bought, and someone obviously snagged the photo from the forum and used it on eBay to sell a fraud.
Anyway, luckily the person who snagged the picture to use on ebay, only copied the link to the picture and not the picture itself. So what the owner of the picture did was change the image link to link to an obscene, pornographic picuture. So when people clicked on the eBay item, pornographic pictures showed in the place where the original pictures were. Funny huh?!
Another forum i am on actually has had this type of problem before. They would post pictures of a cellphone that they just bought, and someone obviously snagged the photo from the forum and used it on eBay to sell a fraud.
Anyway, luckily the person who snagged the picture to use on ebay, only copied the link to the picture and not the picture itself. So what the owner of the picture did was change the image link to link to an obscene, pornographic picuture. So when people clicked on the eBay item, pornographic pictures showed in the place where the original pictures were. Funny huh?!
monanza
Flashlight Enthusiast
That Camo C2 looks sweet.
Josh
Flashlight Enthusiast
I don't think the bezel is screwed on all the way.
Beretta1526
Flashlight Enthusiast
Here is a simple solution for those of us with Photoshop.
Take a look at this pic:
http://www.ccdz.com/e2esg_pw.jpg
(Yes, this is a SureFire image. It's just for an example)
Use the type outline tool, invert it and then fade the invert with just about anything but normal. It really seems to work, it makes a "watermark" that is almost impossible to remove and it usually does not detract from the image.
Take a look at this pic:
http://www.ccdz.com/e2esg_pw.jpg
(Yes, this is a SureFire image. It's just for an example)
Use the type outline tool, invert it and then fade the invert with just about anything but normal. It really seems to work, it makes a "watermark" that is almost impossible to remove and it usually does not detract from the image.
