Capture This Photography
Tent Lights
Posted by Laurie (New Jersey, United States) on 8 February 2007 in Miscellaneous.
It's been a very busy time around here. As I mentioned on my other blog; I got my Epson Stylus Pro 3800 printer. It finally became available and was delivered on Monday. It's definitely a lot different getting photos ready to be printed than it is to put them on the web. I am learning quickly how to configure everything and how to manage the color for printing. I've done several large jobs already and I'm pleased with the results for most of them. I have some large prints done and ready for framing which will be my next challenge.
I am still working even though it's almost 11 pm, but I thought it might be a good idea to post up a photo so you guys don't forget about me. I'm sorry I haven't been around as much the past few days but I will get around to visiting tomorrow...I hope.
This is from the archives. It is the sophisticated lighting system that they used in a dining tent at a great little country fair that we went to last summer...Oh how I wish it was summer again. We are in the throws of an Arctic Blast and it's taking its toll...BRRRRRRRRRR!!!
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Nikon D200
1/80 second
F/4.5
ISO 200
85 mm