[Woodcarver] Re: Photographing mirrors

[Bill Smith]

yes that true about the jewlers knowin what cameras
are to be good and also show better detail..

Bill

--- Ramsey <ron at carvedbyramsey.com> wrote:


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> Hi Mel,

> 

> I haven't used that many digital cameras but my wife

> is a goldsmith 

> and belongs to a jewelry mailing list, many of 

> whose members 

> recommended the Nikon cool pix 4500.  We bought that

> camera and I 

> have been very happy with it.  It's a 4 mega pixel.

> I wouldn't 

> recommend anything less.  It's not as forgiving as

> my Olympus digital 

> for snapshots but has many more creative options.  I

> use it in the 

> manual high resolution mode to take 300 dpi tiffs. 

> With some 

> experimentation, a few lights and a tripod you can

> get great results. 

> The great thing about digital photography is that

> you can view the 

> results immediately and make corrections.  You also

> don't need 

> special lights because you can correct color

> distortion with 

> photoshop.

> 

> Ron Ramsey

> http://www.carvedbyramsey.com

> 

> >Would you tell us what digital camera you have

> found

> >to be best for carving photos?  Thank you.  Mel

> -- 

> 

> 

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