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Apr 24, 2015 08:47:06   #
larrywilk wrote:
Don't know about drop ship, but I ordered a case of 24 8X10 frames for less than $30 from Dollar Tree online and shipped to their store. Not museum quality, but fine for the purpose I ordered them.


Thank you very much for your response. I'll take a look and see what they have.
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Apr 23, 2015 13:47:48   #
Can anyone recommend an online picture frame establishment that will drop ship different size picture frames intended for a photo display show? Economical is paramount. Thanks in advance.
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Apr 4, 2015 09:01:03   #
I have the same. Very reliable and accurate.
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Jan 3, 2015 07:21:41   #
aflundi wrote:
Are there any mirrorless cameras that provide exposure metering information while ISO is being set? Every mirrorless I have (P&S or ILC) will not meter during ISO adjustment, so if I want to set ISO last after aperture and shutter speed (which is what I usually prefer to do), I have to adjust blind, as sort of a sad throwback to film days.

Fortunately, my dSLRs don't have that problem, but I'll bet it's more because dSLR viewfinders are intrinsically so primitive compared to EVFs more than any forward-thinking on the part of the manufacturers. Whatever the reason, I'll take it in the dSLRs, but wish I could find a mirrorless that did it.
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The Sony RX100II will also satisfy your needs and approach.
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Nov 18, 2014 07:51:28   #
Bobbee wrote:
Get a box of crayons and construction paper, eliminate the software tooo. GO NAKED!!!


:lol:
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Nov 18, 2014 07:50:07   #
MT Shooter wrote:
Because many people use their camera HEAVILY or like to print large and/or need to crop deep, and can use many of the features available in upper end cameras like weatherproofing, high MP sensors, multiple memory cards, faster and more accurate AF systems, external settings controls rather than menu based controls, much longer shutter life expectancy, and a plethora of lesser reasons. One needs to choose a camera that meets THEIR needs, not the needs of others. If a $300 camera will do the job for you, then by all means get it. If it won't do the job, then buy one that will. Simple.
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Nov 11, 2014 09:18:44   #
lighthouse wrote:
I have never stacked a true macro image so take my comments for what you think they are worth.
All the upper level stuff I have read, says that you do not adjust your focus, you should adjust your camera to subject distance instead.
A train of thought also echoed by the best macro photographer I have met. He uses a Canon MP-E 65mm for his up coming book on some tiny type of bugs he is studying.


Not totally dedicated to stacking but a very effective and easy to use software package, Smart Photo Editor. Reasonably priced.
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Nov 9, 2014 11:36:53   #
I think your web site is a good start but need more variety. My biggest concern is your pricing. Too limited and too low. Your concept of a package deal for the first year is a good one, but doesn't allow for flexibility. A great album alone can cost upwards of $800 dollars. With your pricing you could box yourself in and end up with no money in your pocket. Also at some point you may need an assistant to execute a great shoot, which also costs money. Good luck.
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Aug 21, 2014 07:26:42   #


The first SLR 1936, was my first camera. What a walk in the past.
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Aug 14, 2014 10:10:47   #
Fran reeve wrote:
Does anyone have a sony mirrorless camera, do you like it?
Thinking of going mirrorless.


Yes. I have a Sony Rx 100 2. I love it. It's my workhorse and I take it everywhere.
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Aug 13, 2014 08:15:42   #
Thanks for the heads up. I think the jury is still out regarding risk vs reward in the use of drones.
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Aug 6, 2014 07:03:13   #
Great source of information of how to build a shoot and equipment. Thanks a lot for sharing Jerry.
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Jul 27, 2014 10:58:11   #
Greenguy33 wrote:
What is your preference?
We are talking about camera's...gutter heads! :lol:


Wrist strap with my workhorse and neck strap on commercial shoots.
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Jun 20, 2014 08:13:44   #
Thank you for this overdue explanation. Should have been provided by Adobe as simply as you provided.
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Jun 17, 2014 09:40:35   #
My only caution is, if you don't plan to do any creative off camera lighting, the Sony RX100III is fine. It doesn't have a hot shoe. Without a hot shoe, you can't use a flash trigger. For my purposes it's required. The Sony RX100II offer that feature with the optional EVF accessory at an additional cost. It's a great camera and I use it everywhere I go. Have fun.
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