williamdovidio

I have a photo studio that is in Jersey City, which is 10 min from Hoboken. We also have a variety of profoto lights and softboxes for rent as well. when would you need to rent the studio?

You can see it online at:

www.WilliamDovidio.com (click on the Studio 434 link)

you can also get all of my contact information on my site. The address on the site is the studio's location as well, if you wanted to look it up. Call me for any details that you may want to know.

Will

Noise Ninja works well, but so does Noiseware and Neat Image. I've heard others say that the

batch processing in Noiseware is a bit faster, but I would use any of these for a noise

reduction program.

Well, I personally like the Matte finish, and feel it is more of a versatile screen, but now a day

their glossy screens are quite nice. It all depends on where you will be doing all your

editing... at home in a light controlled area, or anywhere else. I personally own the matte

finish.

Another great Holga creation. Keep taking out your new girlfriend and see what else she'll

show you.

Hey Larry, the shopping cart is great. I really liked the image of the baby swing from your

port. Something about it just gives me those Holga chills. Now I wanna go out and use mine.

Thanks Larry.

Don't over sharpen like in the second image. It makes the photo look very low quality.

Instead try using some selective contrast changes. Select just the areas of ghosting and

adjust them, instead of globally adjusting.

I am using the Imac 24" with cs3 and I only have 2gigs of ram and it is just fine. Most of my

files are anywhere between 200megs-1.5gigs. If your files are near the gig mark, then go

with the 3gigs of ram. Other than that everything will be just fine.

Yes, you should manually feed it in through the rear slot 1 sheet at a time. Also you should

try holding the paper and push it gently until the printer automatically takes it to readjust.

I also do panoramic photography, and the only retail store that I have found was Michaels.

The sell just individual frame legs in all sizes. I've also gone with American Frame and was

satisfied.

Yes!! Go with the Sinar P. I've been using both and as for equipment goes, I would always

choose the Sinar over the Cambo.

I use the sb800 and D200 all the time and have very minimal problems. I actually

purchased the pocket wizards because of these same issues, and everything was fixed

between the commander settings and remote iTTL. When using the wizards I will set the

Sb800 to remote or SU4, but first turn or the standby mode before you select the setting.

This will keep the units synced. You can also turn everything off and on whenever needed.

I use the pocket wizards mostly because I have to sync multiple strobes and multiple

SB800's. I've used up to 8 SB 800's on one shoot. You have a good setup, don't return it

just yet.

William Dovidio