In addition to that I'd say I don't see 8x12 frames too often. Sure, you may find them a art and photo specialty stores but I would guess that most people who are purchasing prints will wind up at Target, WalMart, KMart ... places like that; big retail outlets. 8x10 frames at most of those stores are plentiful.
Mike -- To that I can say why waste paper if you can print at 8x10. Paper in the US is typically 8.5"x11" which is great for 8x10. Actually, I think Peter's idea is quite a good one. Robert > > All, > > > > Looking for a way that I can mark thin lines on a EOS Ec-N screen. What > I am attempting to achieve is 2 lines to show where an 8x10 crop would be > so when I shoot I can see the crop in advance. Any ideas? I know of the > Ec-D screen with the grid, but I want just 2 lines. > > I'd also say, why waste film, print 8x12's! > > Mr. Bill * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
