You need give yourself some space when viewing canvas prints. I have several in our home, two of which are 4' tall and 6' wide. They are great. I must say, that even 'close' they appear to be still sharp. So, on that note, I second amend the earlier post to check the size of the file you sent them.

But don't stop. You'll love canvas wrap prints. The image continuing along the sides makes them even more enjoyable.

Here in St. Louis, they do horribly. Our packages are delivered to a local hardware store. We've known the owner since dirt was discovered. Long after the store closed, with a security gate up around the door area, Logistics decided to drop two packages, onto the sidewalk, next to the security. They remained on the sidewalk all night, to my surprise actually. They even took a picture of it, on the sidewalk, next to the security gate. This is in an industrial area. How could anyone ever believe that was okay??

And now I want to add this question. Are you all receiving your Amazon packages being delivered by Amazon """Logistics""" ? What is the track record in your city?

Nice job BigDaddy.

Wanderer2, I totally agree with you. I, also, shoot only Raw, and they are converted nicely into Affinity Photo for me. Been using Photoshop since 2002, now in Affinity Photo, and not looking back.

Bill

Since Photoshop 'kicked my printer to the curb', I've been using Affinity Photo and extremely pleased.

I will be glad to work on it this weekend. Promise.

Bill

Thank you leftj. I have a gazillion more ideas with lasers, transparent items, even in water. This encouragement will push me forward. Thanks.

Bill

I've become encouraged to post something I've shot. During cold winter days, I want to continue shooting, and attached is my first attempt. I'm using two lasers, one red, one green, and a Sworojski crystal.

I've never posted an image before, so I'm hoping this works.

Bill

Have no doubt. I definitely will share some of my results. As a life long teacher, the spring semester is just now getting under way. That must come first, but soon I be able to move into my 'indoor photo studio'.

Don't you love that from Star Wars? I'm planning on using one, or two, or three different color lasers, and refract them through some jewels, or clear marbles in water, or who could know?

Great creativity there. Once my semester gets underway, I plan to move to my inside 'photo studio' to see what I can do with three lasers.

Bill

Wait, I just did an Amazon search for 'power block', and beside free weights, it pulled up the AC/USB charging device you plug into a wall socket. Is that correct? And if so, I believe the first writer is talking about the Apple fire-wire(name ?) that plugs into the iPad. My best friend has been experiencing intermittent trouble with that, and we know the cable is fine, and the wall AC/USB 5 volt power unit is also fine.

I'm anxious to learn what you all have learned, should the problem be a interment female connector on the iPad.

When you use the term 'power block', are you referring to the female connector at the bottom of the iPad, where you plug the charging cable in?

And wireloose, what did you put into Amazon's search engine when searching for the power block?

A few years past, when the Secretary of Homeland Security, threatened to prevent any electronics, larger than a cell phone, to be in the cabin of a plane (and also said he'd block returning flights too), we had a vacation cruise booked for the Baltic. What do I do? I purchased a Lumix DCM-TZ80. I used it throughout our trip, to include St. Petersburg. When we returned, I proceeded to process for printing images, 8x10 and larger. The outcome was excellent. This camera even has optional through-the-lens viewing when shooting. By the way, I also refer to this camera as my 'pocket camera', for it is that small. I'd highly recommend this one.