Ha! Maybe you can offer to assist, learn how s/he does it and let us know. ;o)
And I agree with Chuck -- do they know what an 8 FOOT photo print will
cost? Or are they having an 'inexpensive' poster made? If so, an
viewing distance isn't too close, 4x5 ain't necessary though excellent
technique always helps.
ScottGee1
On 9/16/05, Andrew Dacey <adacey@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> On 9/16/05, ScottGee1 <scottgee1@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >
> > Uh, Andrew, are you sure this guy is a "friend"?
>
> Hmmm, you may have someone here but who else can you rope into this
> kind of thing?
>
> > And are you saying you've used your camera only with the reducing back
> > and not with sheet film?
>
> Yes, playing with exposure and setting it up, I now have some T-Max
> 100 sheets that I plan to use for my B&W class I'm taking.
>
> > From what distance will this 'poster' be viewed? And have you gotten
> > an estimate of printing cost? If so, have they approved it?
>
> Fortunately, not part of the costs I'd be covering. They'd pay for all
> the expenses. It would strictly be shooting and scanning services.
>
> > I can't even count the number of possible ways this could go wrong!
> > I'll say a prayer for you . . .
>
> I'm not all that religious but I'd say this has worked exceptionally
> well. The call back I got just after sending the message was that they
> had found an actual pro who's a friend of a friend who's willing to do
> it so I'm completely off the hook!
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