Members may wish to bring their own magnifiers for viewing items in the
exhibit. Please use only hand-held magnifiers, not ones on a stand, as the
lace
will be mounted behind Plexiglas and that can be scratched by the legs of a
stand device placed on the surface. Photography for personal
When I worked at the Chamber of Commerce we got the
Mavica that uses CDs for the reason that anyone can
read a floppy or CD without needing to have special
software. (I don't know about Macs though.) It had a
macro mode, I called it bug mode that worked very
well. When I get my own digital
I have the floppy Mavica and on mine a standard floppy (1.2 MB)holds 6
hi res pictures. No idea how many other quality, I never have taken any.
It can record a short (1 min) video with sound too. But the video
quality isn't anything to write home about. Just kind of fun.
It has a good lens,
When purchasing a camera, also consider the possibility of publishing your
pictures in a lace publication. As an example, the I.O.L.I. Bulletin (While I do
not know, I would not think it would be that different from LACE or any other
lace publication.) requires photos to be at least 300 ppi
I have to admit that when I went and bought a digital camera I went for
one which a friend had already bought and that she'd allowed me to try
out - we spent a lunch time playing with it when she got it and I
recogned that if I could learn to use it in just one hour it was the one
for me.
In a message dated 1/30/2004 11:59:47 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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7) if you are going to do static indoor shots of things like your LACE
then treat yourself to a light weight tripod (mine was under £20)
I find the tripod is great for more than just the static indoor shots,
I was attempting to photograph some lace with my new digital camera
specifically bought for lace photography- can get within 1.3 inch. My problem was that
my shadow keeps marring the picture as I bend over the lace. How do others
deal with this?
Devon
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On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 07:57:13 +, Liz wrote:
1) know exactly the system that your pc runs on. (If it is earlier than
Windows 98 it is unlikely that your camera will work with your pc).
Windows NT is also very unlikely to work with any current camera, as all the
one's I've seen use USB and
I was attempting to photograph some lace with my new digital camera
specifically bought for lace photography- can get within 1.3 inch. My
problem was that
my shadow keeps marring the picture as I bend over the lace. How do
others
deal with this?
The great thing about digitals is that you can
Devon
I use an optical camera but the problems with light angles are the same.
You need to make yourself aware of where the light is coming from. I have
found that side lighting my shots works best for lace. Then your head
doesn't make a shadow. I use cheap reflector lamps that I buy at a
to photograph some lace with my new digital camera
specifically bought for lace photography- can get within 1.3 inch. My
problem was that
my shadow keeps marring the picture as I bend over the lace. How do
others
deal with this?
Devon
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Liz B
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Hi everyone
This is an addition to the advice to use the timed shutter release, if
trying to eliminate the shadow of the photographer from the image - you
can set the timer, and hold the camera over the lace, rather than trying
to prop the camera on something, and the lace as well
I did do some
I think the computer/digital camera discussion is appropriate here because
people are using these things to photograph lace. And there are a number of
people who might find the information useful in the future (me for one).
Lorelei
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: Lorelei Halley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, January 31, 2004 7:33 AM
Subject: [lace] photography
I think the computer/digital camera discussion is appropriate here because
people are using these things to photograph lace. And there are a number
of
people who might find
I agree with Lorelei that th discussion about digital photography is
relevant to Lace because this is a method of storing images of lace.
Scanning, photocopying, downloading files from web sites (eg from the
professor's site), accessing web sites, etc are also relevant topics for
Lace if the
Hi,
I agree. I have been looking at digital cameras was afraid of just what was
discussed here.
Joan
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From: Lorelei Halley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 30, 2004 3:33 PM
Subject: [lace] photography
I think the computer/digital camera
I agree. I have been looking at digital cameras was afraid of just
what was
discussed here.
When I was looking to buy a digital camera, I went to some of the
digital camera review pages. Examples are: http://www.dpreview.com ,
http://www.pcphotoreview.com and http://www.megapixel.net
If you go
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