Old goat learns new trick

[steve in so la]

I always wondered about some pics I post - the silver sometimes looked golden. Well, my father in law is a professional photographer, now retired, and he said I should use a light with 1580 lumens - instead of the lower rated ones I have been using. I tried them both and you can clearly see the difference in the old bulbs, 1st pic =
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and the new bulbs, 1500 lumens, in this second pic. Everything was exactly the same except for the change in bulbs. And both bulbs are 100 watt. Never too old to learn, Steve in so az
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[Greg from Mi.]

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[Jim West Pa]

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[rentasquid]

Most of the new printers have flat bed scanners built in. They really do a good job giving accurate presentation of true color as well.

J.

 

[Mike from MI "Iron Brigade"]

What a difference! thanks!

 

[VT Dave]

Have you tried a "reveal" lamp? I think those are supposed to be more like natural light.

Dave

 

[steve in so la]

I'll have to look into that one Dave - thanks - steve

 

[Digdoug]

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