It never fails: ask for help on a question, two minutes later find the
answer first! It's called the Epson Perfection 3200, and it was talked
about on the big...@topica.com list forum, not here after all.
Anyway I thought since I brought it up, here's what was said:
I've been trying to remember and searching the archive for, a
reference made not long ago here, about a new Epson flat-bed scanner
to hit the market soon.
What was it called the Epson 3200? or 4800? It was said to be of
higher res. than the current 2450.
Who brought that up, because I want to
Hi Chip--
Thanks for the nice comments on my work!
Happy pinholing--
Jan
pinholeren...@netscape.net wrote:
checkout Jan Kapoor's site . she does fantastic still life work she is on
this list [I am pretty sure].she has replyed to my questions in the past.
chip renner
pinhole-discussion@p at ??? schrieb am 30.12.02 19:25:41:
I just received my first New Years card from the pinhole swap. It was a
beautiful silver print postcard of a church exterior from Ingo Guenther
in Germany. (Thank you Ingo. I don't know if you subscribe to this list
or not.) My
here is her url http://www.lightwork.cnchost.com/
chip renner
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I just received my first New Years card from the pinhole swap. It was a
beautiful silver print postcard of a church exterior from Ingo Guenther
in Germany. (Thank you Ingo. I don't know if you subscribe to this list
or not.) My cards went out this morning.
It's not too late to participate.
Get a 25 sheet box of 4x5 film...mount a pinhole in it. Double sided tape a
sheet of paper/film inside... expose. It's really fun. I end up using a
.016 hole (I cheat..I drill sand using a #80 drill from a good hobby
shop).
happy new year
andy
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The normalway to do this is to have some sort of neutral background
under/behind the elements in the composition. In lens photography, the
usual trick is to position the backdrop far enough from the objects
that the backdrop is out of focus. Obviously, this isn't going to work
with a
