greg lockrey
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You'll get more chicks if you wear "Leica" logoes. ;)
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A program like Qimage will place image numbers on for you.
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I use Qimage to make my layout. I easily get 10 on a sheet.
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Yeah Brian, what Steven said.
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The 3800 makes the same size as the 4800 but only sheet fed. The head is a new style and has better dot size. It also has 9 cartriges so that youy can change from glossy to matt on the fly. The others you have to go through an expensive purge cycle. Both the 3800 and 4800 are 17" wide. the 3800 wil let you print up to 37" and the 4800 will go to 50' with the right RIP. Just starting out I recommend the 3800. It will fill most of your needs unless you need wider prints.
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My "standard" 4800 has 8 cartriges I don't know of one with 4.
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Did you try a different battery?
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Yes...if you are aiming for 300 dpi at 16x20"
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BTW, I've been using a custom made stereo macro lens that's f/90 and gives a 3.6:1 ratio. If there is dust, this will "see" it.
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The "VisibleDust" Co. the makers of the Artic Butterfly, have a tool kit that has small swabs made for the corners. A product that I just got turned on to is called "Dust-Aid". They meak these little tapes that pick up the dust off the sensor. They work very quickly to my surprise. B&H carrys them.
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The meter is reading the ambient light as if you are not using a flash. When the flash is then used, the TTL circuitry then takes over giving you the correct exposure as the flash sees it.
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When you set your camera to braket, do it with 2 stop increments.
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Recently I have a commercial client who uses the images I make for them to be made for trade show displays. We use Epson Enhanced Matte and laminate them with Seal Glossy UV. They really pop! I was pleasantly surprised to how well they look. Even better than using Premium Glossy paper IHO. Lately, I've been a laminating fool. ;)
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It may be going from sRGB which is bright on a screen to Addobe 1998 which looks duler on a screen but prints better.
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I made this print on my Epson 9600 at 300 dpi using Qimage. This one was made about 5 years ago. The technology of Qimage has improved about 300% since then. ;>)
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This was made with a little 5 mp camera.<div>
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Of course it does, what am I thinking. Long night, even longer week.
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Does that paper price also incude the dye tape?
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Yeah, I'm at my printers now and see what you did. Why would you want to delete from the folder file? Delete ONLY from the "QUE" and there it is called "Clear Que" or "Remove from Que" if you need to remove that image only. I never seen the need to right click on a thumbnail so I didn't know that images could be deleted that way. There are a lot of very neat functions in Qimage that I don't really use since I use it primarily for the interpolation program and setting up print packages. The color adjustment, levels and curves etc. are undestructive in nature meaning that if you adjustment doesn't work out you can always go back to the original. These adjustments are permanate in PS BTW. I'm sorry you had this misfortune, but Qimage is a great program with even greater tech support.
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The Kodak 1400 is a fast turn around machine. Makes a print in about 45 seconds. Great for on location work. Each 8x14" or 8x12" package will cost about $1.90 depending on where you get your supplies. I find that DTGWeb is a great supplier with good support. I use Qimage with mine to set up mixed packages. I can run two printers on location and make about 50 prints in about 30 minutes using Qimage. Don't know about the R800 except I do use a 3800, 4800 and 9600. They aren't fast so wouldn't be good location printers. Life of the print with the 1400 is supposed to be about 70 years. Color is good once you tweek in your camera's color fidelity.
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Are you talking about deleting these pictures in the "que" or in the thumbnails? You should be able to delete from the "que" with no problem. I never seen a way to delete from the thumbnail folder, but it must be possible. I'm not at my printing computer now, so I'll have to look later in the morning to see what you may have done.
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Wow...I learned something today. I never seen a delete button that pertained to a folder and I have been using Qimage for about 5 years.
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No. You couldn't do it from Qimage even if you wanted to.
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Actually the 3800 will print up to 17x34".
Where do you find Canon apparel, monopod sleeves, decals, etc?
in Canon EOS Mount
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