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Last one in the first column and 1st one in the 2nd column.
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What's a data dot?
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respond.com
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Was taking a small business class. Woman I met there was getting married and the rest was history. 2nd job came from a friend at a previous job.
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Try going to "edit," "transform," then "rotate" and/or "skew." Play between them to get the effect you're looking for. Another good tool is to use the "T" button (with the frown underneath" on your upper tool bar. This helps you warp your text.
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I recall something about having your film insert set on 220 instead of 120 when using 120 film. Doublecheck the back of your film insert. If it's on 220, you'll need to turn the back to 120.
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Try NPD Box Company. www.npdbox.com and Albums Inc. albumsinc.com
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OK, I must be naive. I've been doing this a long time and never cared who signed the contract. Why is this an issue? As long as you talk to the bride & groom, who cares whether they sign the contract? Whoever signs the contract is bound by it and nobody else is relevant, legally.
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Oops, forgot to tell you that you should be able to file for an LLC with your city and/or county yourself. All you need to do is file a DBA (Doing Business As) name with the clerk. It shouldn't cost you hardly anything.
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I took an entrepreneurial class before I started my business. I learned that sole proprietorship is the least secure. If anything goes wrong, despite liability insurance, they can go after your personal stash. I went LLC. It's much more secure, although in some instances they still could come after you personally. S Corp. is good as well, don't remember much about C, I just remember it didn't fit my business profile. I don't know about laws in your state, they may effect your choice, but the $800 sounds like a MAJOR ripoff. I can't believe it could cost that much anywhere in the world!
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Love it! Do you have a wider shot? I'd love to see more.
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Exactly. It's the only way to safeguard your photos from being printed.
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Yep, sling away. I put one over my shoulder and have one in my hands. You may want to turn the one you're not using upside down so the bracket hangs down and doesn't get in the way. Also helpful to put it around your neck so it doesn't slide off your shoulder. If anyone has a better idea, I'm all ears.
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Very nice :) Excellent images and easy to navigate site.
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I may be able to help you out, but contact me. I want to discuss a unique opportunity with you. cam@cdrphoto.com
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I have the same setup and don't have a switch either. What does the manual say the switch is for?
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If you don't want to pay for a Quantum, I use Rayovac 15 minute rechargeable batteries with my Metz MZ-4. They are good for over 1,000 charges, have no memory, recycle fast and I only change sets once per wedding. I think I bought 20 batteries and a charger for around $70. You can get them at just about any store. I've had them for about a year and a half and they still work great.
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Why not take an english release form and convert it to German on the internet? Try this site http://babelfish.altavista.com/
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Yes. Just go to "Save As" and select the format you want. I'd suggest you save it as a tiff file for better quality.
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I'm trying to find a good software program to make a slideshow and add
photos with a menu. I want to output to CD/DVD to send out to
potential clients. I have Roxio Media Creator, but for the life of me,
I can't make it work. Any suggestions?
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A strong hair light along with diffusion filters works best. I've also used nylons stretched over the lens for a soft look.
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A strong highlight in the hair along with a diffusion filter works best. I've also used nylons stretched over the lens to get a soft look.
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I agree with Michael. Ditto on everything. You must know posing and be a people person. I'd suggest reading a few of the many books on the subject.
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I used to be with a different lab. I wasn't happy with them. I switched to Buckeye and love them. Great for all your listed services.
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in The Wet Darkroom: Film, Paper & Chemistry
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You can use 35mm, but it must be professional film, I.E> Fuji NPH etc.