I am so happy we have such a diverse range of life experience in this group!!
Karen
Grapevine
From: Katherine Fahrig
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2012 9:00 AM
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Subject: Re: NailTech:: photographing our work
Actually, you should press the release at the end of your
There was also a 6 page article in last months nails mag about photographing
your work :)
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didn't someone post about how to make a light box on here once?
On Sun, Aug 12, 2012 at 12:59 PM, Jess in WA luvna...@gmail.com wrote:
There was also a 6 page article in last months nails mag about
photographing your work :)
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My lumix has a macro setting, but the results are definitely unreliable. That's
why I started looking into this, I have to take 25 pics to get one that is
usable. So I figured a little intel from the gals of beauty tech might help
with the decision. I felt that the dslr canons were too much
Holly.. I've been really enjoying learning photography lately.. I'm
not good at it by any means.. I know and understand a lot more than a
year ago.. it all has to do with several factors..
Lighting - big deal
Composition - big deal
Composition encompasses lighting, distance, focus, props.. I
From: holly cliffe holly.cli...@gmail.com
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Sent: Tuesday, August 7, 2012 8:21 PM
Subject: NailTech:: photographing our work
Many of you take pics of your work for web pages or FB. I've been struggling
with my 5 year old digital camera to get a decent close up
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Sent: Tuesday, August 7, 2012 8:21 PM
Subject: NailTech:: photographing our work
Many of you take pics of your work for web pages or FB. I've been struggling
with my 5 year old digital camera to get a decent close up of hands or feet.
What cameras and lens's do you use and what kind
No need to purchase a big DSLR camera (Like the Cannon T3) you can take
awesome shots with a point and shoot. Just use the MACRO setting on your
camera, usually designated with a flower or a flowerpot icon. It allows
you to take photos real close.
For lighting, I just angle my table lamp until
Actually, you should press the release at the end of your exhale and before you
began your next inhale. At least that's the way to fire an M16A1 rifle to be
sure to not giggle it for a long range shot and that's the way I take pictures
too.
Katherine
St. Louis, MO
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On Aug 8,
Katherine that is just so comforting to know - my fellow techs are
firing any rifles :)
But yes I have read it that way related to shooting.. and even though
I bought the big DLSR now my point shoot tales far better macros at
this point.. still have much too learn though.. I did get some very
I got the big fancy DSLR too, and I never use it for nails. I actually use
my Galaxy phone because it does awesome macros. I have an old Canon elph
that is awesome!
On Aug 8, 2012 10:07 AM, Debbie Doerrlamm sa...@beautytech.com wrote:
Katherine that is just so comforting to know - my fellow
I usually use my phone also...it's quick and right next to me...always!
Pati
On Aug 8, 2012, at 12:31 PM, Becky enhandsme...@gmail.com wrote:
I got the big fancy DSLR too, and I never use it for nails. I actually use my
Galaxy phone because it does awesome macros. I have an old Canon elph
Many of you take pics of your work for web pages or FB. I've been struggling
with my 5 year old digital camera to get a decent close up of hands or feet.
What cameras and lens's do you use and what kind of lighting do you set up.
I'm looking at canon t3 or nikon 1f1 cameras. The canon seems
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