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We are both professional photographers, with over 15 years experience. We can answer questions about photography, as well as questions about cameras from the 60s to 90s. (extensive 35mm, quite a bit of other formats.) Please, no darkroom questions.
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There are 2 things I love about photography. First, that it means so many different things to so many different people. And second, that it is an outlet for me to express myself.
Digital. I want to know all I can about working with photos on my computer.
The most controversial aspect that I deal with is digital manipulation. I personally don't see how it is any different from the darkroom tricks that have been going on for years.
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Hello. Thanks for the question. If it is a computer error, you can try to reset it by dropping the battery out and leaving it out for about 30 minutes. Put the batter back in and see if the camera
Robert, Hello. Thanks for the question. The shutter must be cocked. Hold down the lens release lever. It is on the right side of the camera if the lens is facing you. Turn the collar around the
Kerry, Hello and thanks for the question. http://www.printroom.com/ http://www.ifp3.com/ http://www.livebooks.com/ http://morephotos.com/ http://www.photostockplus.com/index.php http://www
Renee, Well, I've been doing research on your problem and I've come to the conclusion that there is no proved way to get them apart. If they were regular pictures it would be easy. But nobody has
Russ, I'm sorry, what you ask is not legal. Even if it wasn't, you really can't get a high quality print by making a copy from a book. The off-set printing they use in books does not copy well.
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