Lighting Comments Please

[bizbeblu]

Jack,

I hope you took my comments about your photos in the positive way I intended them. As I noted they are quite good, probably better than 90%-95% of the pix I see people using to display their work. Your advice on the Canon S100 was spot on. It is an excellent "compact" camera (often referred to as "Point & Shoot"). Everything about it can be controlled manually and it can shot RAW images if you become interesting in post processing. As for your pilfered Nikon, I hope someone drops him/her in a fishbowl! I understand the problem of not having the room to keep a permanent setup. The pictures on your web site really are quite good. Of course the great thing about digital cameras is you can try all sorts of experiments without burning film and creating costs. I experiment a lot as product photography isn't really my expertise.

Robert

[SooperJake]

Yes

Jack,

I hope you took my comments about your photos in the positive way I intended them. As I noted they are quite good, probably better than 90%-95% of the pix I see people using to display their work. Your advice on the Canon S100 was spot on. It is an excellent "compact" camera (often referred to as "Point & Shoot"). Everything about it can be controlled manually and it can shot RAW images if you become interesting in post processing. As for your pilfered Nikon, I hope someone drops him/her in a fishbowl! I understand the problem of not having the room to keep a permanent setup. The pictures on your web site really are quite good. Of course the great thing about digital cameras is you can try all sorts of experiments without burning film and creating costs. I experiment a lot as product photography isn't really my expertise.

Robert

Yes, Robert, I took them in a positive way. Photography isn't one of my strong suites by a long shot. One day they will invent a point and shoot camera that will not only yield the best picture possible, but upload it to a photo program and do all that work too. I want that camera!