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I use the big Flip-it!, with and without a diffuser, and enjoy it a lot. It's not bulky. It's very easy to use. You can change the amount of reflection easily by changing its angle.

www.joedembphotography.com/flipit

Regards,

Elisheva

Please Kurt, I too would like to learn that. Could you post it (or email me too)? :-)

Thanks,

Elisheva

Steffi - You are right, I didn't know the last double page is going to be the cover, but it's not the double page I referred to. I was talking about the 3rd on the last row (2 from last) and the 4th on the row before (3rd row).

Thanks,

Elisheva

Good morning

I'm a beginner, and didn't do a full album yet. Here are my 2 cents:

I really loved your album, both pictures and design.

In 2 places I had minor problems with the flow:

1. Wasn't the garter toss immediatly after the flower toss? Even if not, consider if they don't conseptually belong together.

2. The double page of dancing (which I really love), is using as background a picture that was displayed few pages before (or very similar one). [it's a lovely image, but it made me stop and look back to see if I was right that it was used before, so it stopped the flow of the album]. I would also put the 2 spreads of dancing one after the other.

I hope my comments help, if not, just ignore them :-)

Good luck,

Elisheva

Rob, I have one Pelican case <a href="http://www.pelican.com/cases/cases.html">http://www.pelican.com/cases/cases.html </a> (but didn't use it yet). The name and the logo is suspiciously similar to the Peli cases you mentioned. One of them is trying to immitate the other. Just as a warning.

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Regards, Elisheva

In D70 you can add grid lines to your display (cusom setting 8). If you think about the viewfinder as 6x4 the vertical lines seems to apper at about 3.5 x 4. For 10x8 I would use up to half the space between the gridlines to the end of viewfinder.

Good luck,

Elisheva