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I think the OP is asking how to achieve the effect that the lens appears to be closer to us than the camera-body. In the OP's attempt (post #4 of this thread) the two objects just seem to float in space and one doesn't seem closer to us than the other. I think it's the drop-shadow that gives the effect. I took the OP's post #4 and added drop shadows, and now the lens appears closer. The drop-shadows anchor both objects to a common surface, creating the illusion of depth.

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[QUOTE="Rich54, post: 1533721916, member: 109010"] I think the OP is asking how to achieve the effect that the lens appears to be closer to us than the camera-body. In the OP's attempt (post #4 of this thread) the two objects just seem to float in space and one doesn't seem closer to us than the other. I think it's the drop-shadow that gives the effect. I took the OP's post #4 and added drop shadows, and now the lens appears closer. The drop-shadows anchor both objects to a common surface, creating the illusion of depth. [ATTACH]59797.vB[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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