On Thu, 28 Jan 1999, Lawrence LeMay wrote:
> Should i use high speed 35mm film becasue of low light conditions indoors,
> or is a slower speed more important? Or is it important to have a white
> background for contrast.. Or should i try placing things on a flat bed
> scanner, etc..
I'd put a nice white cloth as a background, draped from the floor to the
ceiling (or high enough to stretch beyond the frame). Also, put a white
cloth on the floor. Use this for darker pieces. For lighter pieces I'd
use a darker cloth for contrast. Of course I'm not a real photographer so
I'm just drawing from common sense.
If I were you I'd invest in a good digital camera though. I use an
Olympus D-220L and its fab. The pictures it takes are excellent.
Sellam Alternate e-mail: dastar_at_siconic.com
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