I used to use strobes for that kind of stuff. Safer, and does not help
fade the artworks. One 45 degrees to either side of the camera. Slave or
radio triggers help. Oh yes, and the Sunpacks I had a long time ago the
slaved light would shut off every time it fired (why I have a couple of
Norman
From: David [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Here is what I am trying to figure out:
1. I have a pair of Smith Victor A100's bought on Ebay. The listing said
that they would take up to a 500W bulb but the lights themselves list
only bulb types for 250W. I emailed Smith Victor and they responded that
David,
No practical experience here as the window light in Chicago has been
fine for me with the occasional reflector.
Still, here are some thoughts...
1) I don't know why 500 watts vs 250 should make a difference. Buy
her some faster film.
2) Dimmers will come with a wattage rating. I can't
Here's a little background
My Mother has been selling quilts in local craft and art shows for quite
some time now but recently she's been submitting her quilts to higher
end shows that require you to send in slides of your quilts to get in.
She has used a local photographer who specializes in
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