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Okefenokee swamp in the Southeastern part is full of alligators. Also, south of Tallahassee

by St. Marks has a bunch.

Okefenokee swamp in the Southeastern part is full of alligators. Also, south of Tallahassee

by St. Marks has a bunch.

Talk with your insurance agent. Mine was able to write me a business policy and I get a

discount on my home an auto. I have a 1,000,000 policy and I pay about $45/month.

I just bought a 22" inch PERFECT FLAT CRT MITSUBISHI 200 PLUS DUAL VGA on ebay to

replace my 19"

I've been quite happy with it so far. With my colorvision spyder it was a snap to caibrate the

colors.

I price my weddings so I make all my money upfront. Reprints are just extra income. Having

said that, I have found that my order volumes (and extra profits) increase if I keep my reprint

prices low. I charge $5-5x7, $10-8x10, $35-16x20

For digital photography 8-bit vs 16-bit does not represent and increase in color but rather

an increase of color accuracy. Your computer will only display 8-bit color (0-256 in R,G,B

for 16.7 million color combinations) when looking at a 16-bit image. 16-bit images give

better accuracy (not color range) because you have 3x the information to work with. All

printing (and viewing) is done in 8-bit mode. For more info check out <a href="http://

www.earthboundlight.com/phototips/8bit-versus-16bit-difference.html"> 8 vs 16 bit </

a>

I have used both and prefer the RZ67. The waist level view finders looked the same to me.

Personally for studio work the extra weight of the RZ is not any issue for me. For me the

rotating back of the RZ is a huge advantage. I actually sold the Hasselblad and bought the

RZ67 as a replacement because I preferred the 6x7 format to the square 6x6 format.

I have bought Ir film from here before http://www.davidromano.com/Order.html with

good results.

Yes, I use this combination. I also shoot 4x5 so getting the Quadra 72 made since as I can

use the same Polaroid film for both my medium and large format. Also I found it easier to

use than the standard Polaroid back. I also don?t tend to waste as much film because you

can shot a single sheet instead of pack of 10. In answer to your other question, why do

you need one? I use mine to shoot proof. Check lighting, composure, etc.

I have used all of the above mentioned programs plus iView Pro. I now us iView Pro

exclusively. But remember, all these programs come down to your desire and ability to

catalog your images. If someone could only write a program that could organize and

discern the images for me!

You can also ues a program like <a href=" http://www.download.com/The-Enkoder/

3000-2219_4-10359475.html"> Enkoder </a> which encrypts your email address in the

mailto link. Once I did this the amount of bounced harvested stuff drop to zero.

Yes, I have the meter set to Flash/Radio mode. When I scroll to this position the meter

first lets me set the channel. I have pulled out the RT module and this mode is no longer

an option, so I confident everything is set correctly which is why I can't understand why it

won't work.

Maybe someone can help me figure out what's wrong. I have a L-558 with the RT Module

installed. The PocketWizard Plus receiver plugged into the flash and both the receiver and

L-558 set to channel 1. The PocketWizard Plus transmitter triggers the flash fine, but I

can't seem to get the L-558 to trigger the flash. Help?

Do it with layers. Duplicate your layer and change it to grayscale. With your color layer

below, erase the eyes on the B&W layer. The eyes on the color layer will show through.

As stated above you are really better off have the postcards done by a professional printer.

I have used www.4by6.com for a number of years with great sucess.

I think you will find a lot of folks here are self-taught. I have been shooting for 15 years,

taken a few classes here and there but most of what I have learned has been through trial

and error.