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Definitely a camera lens allusion/exaggeration. Epi T-bird hs's are big.., but not that big!It's the angle of the camera to the bass player, plus the type of lens and settings the photographer used.
Edit: plus the angle the bass player is holding the bass to the camera. (the headstock is closer to the camera than the bass body.) I started my career with Kodak in 1985....I knew it would finally pay off. ;-)))
I thought that, but usually it’s a very wide angle lens that causes that type of distortion (24mm equiv or less) and it seems unusual that a wide angle lens would be used for a shot from that distance.Definitely a camera lens allusion/exaggeration. Epi T-bird hs's are big.., but not that big!
Shooting results from wide angle lens , perspective.Does that headstock look out of proportion to youz guyz?