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shamus

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Hi Andy, looked at your website, very nicely laid out but the photo's need working on, some are out of focus, do you own Paintshop Pro 7 or similar package. If not, I would be only too pleased to clean them up a little for you. I did one this morning just to see, sharpened it and got rid of the noise around it.
Hope you don't mind friend.

shamus




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Thanks Shamus

Shamus:

I use Corel Print House. It's not the most powerful print program. I scan the pictures in at high resolution then change them to 72dpi and save them under a different file name. This saves space on my site. I would gladly accept any modifications from you! ;) I have a Print Shoppe 4.0, but that's too old. :eek:

Thanks again,
Andy
 
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Rather than take picures with flash, use the standard light you have over your layout W/o flash, the pictures will show more even though they may be yellow. its a chance i'm willing to accept.

shamus, what did u use for when you took the pictures of beaver creek?
 
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Hi scudrunr and welcome to the gauge,

For Badger Creek Lumber Company, I used a Minlota X300s 35mm camera with Daylight Flourescent Tubes spaced at 18" intervals on the ceiling.

cheers
Shamus
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Andy, even if you are not using top of the line camera equipment you should be able to turn off the flash. I guarantee pics will look better
 
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