What would you recommend for me - I want to photograph my greeting cards. I need a small table top set-up.
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I wish I had purchased a more expensive unit. I supplement the lights provided with my flash and think the rounded light box would cover better
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I photograph jewelry. The cube is great because you can shoot in any weather and any time of day. It is very portable, and stores into a convenient flat storage case. Good value as well.
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I love my camera! I've never really used it for that type of pics, but for me it does great. I took some pics of my brothers wedding, Kind of an indoor outdoor setting & I'd did great both ways. I think you'll really like it.
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From past experience with point and shoot I have had good results using Class 4 cards. This is Class 10, it will give you way far more better quality than what you are looking for.
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just use the home center or pus the small photo tray in for 4 by 6 and print
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Tip on printing greeting cards. Use Matte finish presentation paper. Make them 1/4 fold design. You'll get awsome quality and they're easier to fold than card stock anyway. It's normally 32 to 35# HP brand seems to be the best value at this time.That said....I don't think I want this printer as I often need to print on heavy paper for other print jobs.
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Don't have a MAC. Sorry. &#9825;&#9825;&#9825;My Kodak printer, though. Having the 4x6 photo paper always loaded is fun. And the Kodak photo app. on my phone is just the best.
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Yes for. a small wedding. We had 35 guests and there were about 25 cards. It worked well. You will need something at least twice as big for 50 or more guests
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Yes, I would go to your local craft store and get photo corners. There are different types and colors. Have fun!
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Thanks for your help Brewster. I wouldn't mind getting a SLR, but I'm afraid it might be too complicated?! Is there one that you'd recommend?
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I use their papers most of the time. I also like Calumets "Brilliant" brand papers. RRP has a great selection of paper for cards as well as photos. I think you'd be happy with either. Good luck.
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I carry 2 64GB cards for my D5100. I use a single card for a shoot and move them as soon as practical onto a more stable platform (backed up). Then I return the card to my cycle. This lets me shoot as much as I want without fear of running out of space. I also shoot jpg & raw. They are so cheap (I saw them for $15.99 the other day) that I cannot see a reason not to use them. The other people fearing about loss of the pictures are right though, do not store your pictures on here. Move them as soon as possible.
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I'd have to agree with J.W Kennedy, it is very quirky. I'd suggest the Fisheye or La Sardina cameras for a true beginner. Even the Holga would be a bit easier (although that uses 120 film).
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The files are large so I recommend a big memory card such as a 16gb of higher. You will be able to shoot about 400 pictures. You can use a small card such as a 2gb, but you will need a lot of cards.
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I purchased this one fo a slower machine. It went into a Digital Recorder for my Studio. I also shoot Photography Professionally and I've found that the Faster Class 10 Memory Cards work the best. When shooting photography you want the best CF or SD card you can get. With Photography I also use the larger size memory cards. I hope that helps. If you have any questions in regards to photography I'd be more than happy to answer it if I can.
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I would recommend you try the Corel Paintshop Pro X5 Suite. It's affordabe and easy to use. I' ve been using this for 2 years now and it helps me alot in my photo and video works. Good luck.
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I'm a neophyte but I've found it easy to use. I just redecorated my home and it took crisp shots of my interior. Buy a large memory card for it and a case as they're not included and you'd be good to go.
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Sorry for the late response. I was out of town. You don't want anything too heavy or it will not balance well as the counter weights are not that heavy. Smaller quick re lease plates will do the trick or get one of those small tripod heads that is used for basic photography.