Thanks everyone for sharing your experiences. I'll let you all know how it
goes.
-Scott
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Scott Nelson asked for opinions and stories on making lightboxes...
Just got to tell you about my own (stupid) adventure here...
When I wanted I lightbox, I figured it would need to be BIG so that I could
view many slides at once. For composing series, for example.
It also occurred to me that
Here they call them opacos... thanks for the correction, though.
Fernando
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
Fernando Díaz del Castillo H. wrote:
I did just this last weekend:
5. The glass is quite important: an opaque glass, cut by an expert did
the
job.
Fernando
Fernando - ooops - I
Fernando Díaz del Castillo H. wrote:
I did just this last weekend:
5. The glass is quite important: an opaque glass, cut by an expert did
the
job.
Fernando
Fernando - ooops - I think you meant to say translucent glass , yes? g
Anyway - I made one for myself with two fluorescents -
On Wed, 29 May 2002, Scott Nelson wrote:
I'm thinking of buying some colour corrected light bulbs and making my own
light box out of wood ~11x14. Has anyone done this. I'd appreciate any
tips. Please share your experiences / triumphs / disasters with me. I
would guess that the critcal
Daring sacriledge here, unless you are doing your own
pre-press analysis for 4-color litho reproduction any
diffused light source will do just fine for viewing
slides. Face it - we are mostly interested in checking
for sharpness and magnifying the tiny 35mm
I did just this last weekend:
1. I bought pre-cut wood in a construction outlet (35cmX10cmX0.5cm
each).
2. Small nails were good enough to put them together in less than half
an hour
with some glue to make it stronger.
3. The bottom was made of a very thin (less than 0.5 cm) piece of wood.
Same
I'm thinking of buying some colour corrected light bulbs and making my own
light box out of wood ~11x14. Has anyone done this. I'd appreciate any
tips. Please share your experiences / triumphs / disasters with me. I
would guess that the critcal issues are:
achieving uniform light diffusion
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