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Military NVG Up (Multicam Kit)by ~ReijiKageyama

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Multicam Kit

From a Recent Studio Shoot, setup for use on other materials.

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Category: Resources & Stock Images / Stock Images / Model / Male / Full Body

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April 22, 2012
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4032×6048
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NIKON CORPORATION
Model
NIKON D3X
Shutter Speed
1/60 second
Aperture
F/13.0
Focal Length
85 mm
ISO Speed
125
Date Taken
March 15, 2012
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Adobe Photoshop CS5 Macintosh
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~Alligator-Fists May 1, 2013
Nice, and natural-looking. Too much of the stock art you see along these lines is overweight posers--good to see someone treating the subject with respect. Also, a very-well done photograph overall, with perfect lighting.
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~ShinotamaTakemuro Apr 17, 2013  Professional Photographer
Good job but out of interest why is your camelbak on the outside and not in a backpack? Surely this would render it more vulnerable to damage or heat?
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~ReijiKageyama May 1, 2013
The camelbak product I'm using is know as a pakteen, the bladder it self is within a bag specifically designed to hold it in place. It may be mounted on any area that accepts a molle rig.

So far I've used it on and off the field for about 2 years with no problem.

The pakteen is not mounted on the back of my Plate Carrier as I'm utilizing that portion for flexi-cuffs and some communications equipment.

However in recent times I have replaced that pakteen with a different camelbak system that mounts over my flexi cuffs and communication system. So far no issue.

I have moved my pakteen to a lighter chest rig setup.
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~PrototypeS582 Apr 11, 2013
Roll around the dirt some more, then take a picture!

Well, its good to see someone else who doesn't look like they are a moron posing, but actually is being natural in the low ready...

...now, some enterprising artist has to throw on the dirt! But hey, thats what stock is all about! Keep up the good work.
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~ReijiKageyama Apr 13, 2013
Yup, was requested to do some stock, didn't add any dirt to my kit mainly since I wasn't sure what the artist wanted. I was just going to let him add whatever dirt he needed in post edit.

May upload more stock in the future if I get requests.
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~KhaosTheory455 Jan 11, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
used here [link]
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~TOneil Jun 3, 2012
Nice :) It is MK18 RIS2 with M4A1 barrel? Quite uncommon but good :)
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~ReijiKageyama Jun 3, 2012
Technically the Mk18 would run a 10.5in barrel but essentially this the same configuration as a MK18 Mod 1 but running a 14.5in barrel instead of a 10.5in.

It's uncommon but not unheard of to carry two uppers one with a 14.5in setup and another with a 10.5in setup.
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