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Try http://www.greatlab.com. You can email tiffs and get high quality c prints.

The Quality Depends on the original image quality. We have printed 30x40 from 6mp and were amazed by the quality. Anyone interested in big prints, check out Austin Photo. http://www.greatlab.com. But remember, you need a good file to get a good picture.

I use PSC2, but I found out about FotoFiltre on Photo.net. Downloaded it for free and I love it. It's not as extensive as photoshop, but great to use. And it's free. Google it and try it. You may love it like I do.

I've shot a wedding at the Brooklyn aquarium. You have to get there and judge the setup. Any advice given here will only guide you with ideas. The actual lighting and setup will be determined by what's there. When shooting into glass, always shoot at an angle. I had my light man light up the fish from outside the frame. His flash was put against the glass and lit the background with slow shutter speed. Of course, I had to wait till a lot of fish showed up.

Good luck.

All it takes is a lawyer to screw things up!

try Austin Photo http://www.greatlab.com Just ask for the size you want.

It's a changed world. When we used cameras and film, everything had to be done correctly and there was no chance of reshooting a wedding. Today, with digital cameras, chances of getting photos exposed correctly are at over 90%. Anyone can do it! Getting beautiful photos, that's where a professional photographer excells at. But, at today's rates, most people want snapshots. So be it! I was a guest at a wedding, and the DJ was providing the photography. A girl dressed in black with a snaphappy digital PS. All night she was just walking around and taking candids of people looking at her. The bride and groom were very happy with the results, which were shown on a screen that night and later given to them on CD. DJ made some extra money, no photographer on the job. But, there were no photos of any family members, bride and groom, just candids. What you define as "crappy" was something the bride and groom were perfectly happy with. That's where the industry is going. Unfortunately, it will take 20 or 30 years, when the cd's are broken, unreadable and lost or not backed up for people to realize that all their history is gone! I think we need to change our thinking about this. Digital is here, but tomorrow it will be gone. Every Tom Dick and Harry just wants to make some $$$ and give a CD. A professional photographer will work to make sure the memories last a lifetime. That's what we should be concentrating on. High quality and something that will be here in the future. You get what you pay for!

Get in touch with Austin Photo 516 536-3200. We can print a custom made 4 color brochure for you at much lower cost.

It's a perfect lens for formal work. I use a 50 1.4, but pretty much they're the same. For groups, I would use a wider lens. D200? D300? d400? How many new cameras will they come out with this year to make us want more. I won't play the upgrade game. The d70 should work fine for quite a while.

Abe

http://www.greatlab.com

If you can do it the answer should be "sure, my pleasure". As long as you're getting paid and you have the time and ability, why not. It always pays to be nice. If it's a problem, while you are busy shooting you can always say "I'd be happy to as soon as I finish with......." You get to score more points by not being bothered with BS. I've been asked many times and have always been happy to oblige. Why let little things bother you? We're here to work and help each other out. Many times, the guests have helped me move chairs and equipment. It goes both ways.

Film for this camera will be available for a long time. Although Polaroid is no longer making the film, Fuji is! The film is used for passport cameras and is still in high demand and you should have no problems getting it.

If you really want to go very cheap, and I've done it many times before, go to a 5 and 10 cent store and buy wrapping paper, which should cost no more than $3. Use scotch tape, turned double sided and past to a wall and run another line to fill in your space. Works Beautifully. Very Cheap!

I've printed a 30x40 enlargement from my d70 6.1mp and was amazed at the quality. Not that every picture will produce amazing quality at that size, but this one did.

 

Abe Slamowitz

http://www.greatlab.com

When the bride and groom picked up their albums, I've always said that "the first baby's on me". Come in for free sitting of photos of your first baby. I took the photos, gave a free 8x10 and they bought some more. Many took me up on it.

Sounds like he's shot your wedding and spent the money that you have paid him and doesn't have much in his account to finish the job. If I were you, I would just confront him, demand your album and make sure that you have a large balance due to pay him for the finshed job. Tell him that you will not pay until you pick up.

What a shame that it's gotten to this. You already know what type of a guy he is. Don't pay him any more! Payment in full on delivery! that should be your aim. Most photographers are honost and hard working and more than go out of their way to satisfy their clients. Every wedding is an opportunity for more work to be gotten. If he has disappointed you, he will continue to do so. Good luck!

I use pic to exe. It creates a one file slide show that cannot be broken down into individual jpg images, and thus cannot be printed or copied. The slide show itself, can be copied.

Master Mount in College Point Queens New York can sell and print whatever you want on the folders. Look them up in the phone book or google. Good luck!

It's definately light fog! The question is where is it coming from. You'll haave to test out your equipment to rule out or find out if the problem is yours or the lab's. good luck! http://www.greatlab.com

Austin Photo Labs, 222 Merrick Road, Rockville Centre, NY 11570, 516 536-3200. Just make sure to ask for the paper not to be cut. http://www.greatlab.com

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We specialize in 10x10 for professional photaographers. We are a prolab. Go to the website and you'll see 10x10 in the enlargements link.

A sign in board. It's a large print, mounted on foam or other board. Austin Photo, 222 Merrick Road, Rockville Centre, NY 11570

516 536-3200. They do a great job.

Austin Photo, 222 Merrick Road, Rockville Centre, N.Y. 11570

516 536-3200

Thank you very much!

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