Message text written by "Seth Neumann"
>If the point is to use a projection device (such as insite etc.) from a
>PC for a multimedia presentation, I wouldn't recommend it for any
>serious display of photography.
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>My guess is that combining all of the artifacts of the
>projector with the dynamics limitations of even the best scanners
>available to consumers (like my Polaroid Sprint Scan +) will not yield a
>satisfactory viewing experience for a "serious photographer of
>rail-related subjects."<
Well maybe its a good thing Dave's T.V. is broken. :-)
I don't know, your probably right. It might be worth a try though, to see
what kind of response I got from the principal of doing an electronic
presentation. I'm sure everyone would agree, that before someone makes a
significant investment, that is actually worth the effort and money
involved. At least at this time. As Dave and most pro photographers would
tell us , eventually everything significant will be digital, and all our
presentations will be electronic anyhow.
Rick Newton
St. Charles, MO --- Somewhere high above the Floodplains (while California
sinks)
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