dslrBlog » printing http://dslrblog.com the stories behind the images Wed, 23 May 2012 18:34:49 +0000 en hourly 1 DSLRBlog Updates – In the post http://dslrblog.com/dslrblog-updates-in-the-post/ http://dslrblog.com/dslrblog-updates-in-the-post/#comments Tue, 03 Oct 2006 12:25:46 +0000 DSLRBlog Editors Every day for a couple of weeks has been like my birthday, I have gotten to look forward to the postie arriving every morning to see what he might bring me. This has mainly been because of my (admittedly excessive) eBay activities, but also this morning two special deliveries cheered me right up.

My latest eBay arrival was actually one of my first purchases. Big tip, if you want something quick do not pay by cheque, move on to the next auction where paypal is accepted. I "won" this SB-28 flash on the 9th of September, it arrived on the 30th! I will be doing a review of these flashes along with the SB-26 and how they compare to my 580ex soon now I have got some use out of them.

The surprise parcels this morning were my moo cards and my first ever published photograph.

First the moo cards. They are really really nice. I will definitely be buying a set even though I don't really have a pressing need for them like Mark.

I'm not sure what the done thing is with these cards, do you just take a random selection of your recent pictures (as I did with the free 10) or choose only your best work (if not your own choice, in who's opinion? interestingness?) or is it better to actually design an image to use?

The best parcel has to be the British Airways in-flight magazine with my picture in it! For the professionals who see your work in print all the time you will probably think this is really lame but it was quite a moment for me when I opened up this magazine and saw my name under my photograph.





Maybe next time someone might be willing to even pay me...

Seeing as I didn't win the Strobist competition (boo!) I have ordered a set of Dean Collins DVDs and am also considering buying a set of "ebay radio slaves" so hopefully soon I will have another "birthday moment" soon, heh.

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]]> Every day for a couple of weeks has been like my birthday, I have gotten to look forward to the postie arriving every morning to see what he might bring me. This has mainly been because of my (admittedly excessive) eBay activities, but also this morning two special deliveries cheered me right up.

My latest eBay arrival was actually one of my first purchases. Big tip, if you want something quick do not pay by cheque, move on to the next auction where paypal is accepted. I “won” this SB-28 flash on the 9th of September, it arrived on the 30th! I will be doing a review of these flashes along with the SB-26 and how they compare to my 580ex soon now I have got some use out of them.

The surprise parcels this morning were my moo cards and my first ever published photograph.

First the moo cards. They are really really nice. I will definitely be buying a set even though I don’t really have a pressing need for them like Mark.

I’m not sure what the done thing is with these cards, do you just take a random selection of your recent pictures (as I did with the free 10) or choose only your best work (if not your own choice, in who’s opinion? interestingness?) or is it better to actually design an image to use?

The best parcel has to be the British Airways in-flight magazine with my picture in it! For the professionals who see your work in print all the time you will probably think this is really lame but it was quite a moment for me when I opened up this magazine and saw my name under my photograph.

Maybe next time someone might be willing to even pay me…

Seeing as I didn’t win the Strobist competition (boo!) I have ordered a set of Dean Collins DVDs and am also considering buying a set of “ebay radio slaves” so hopefully soon I will have another “birthday moment” soon, heh.

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]]> http://dslrblog.com/dslrblog-updates-in-the-post/feed/ 2 10 Free Flickr MiniCards http://dslrblog.com/10-free-flickr-minicards/ http://dslrblog.com/10-free-flickr-minicards/#comments Tue, 19 Sep 2006 09:09:22 +0000 DSLRBlog Editors Moo is offering Flickr Pro members 10x free "MiniCards". What are they? Like a calling card with one of your Flickr photographs on one side and a personalised message or contact details on t'other. They measure 28mm x 70mm, about half the size of a regular business card. I just ordered a set to see what they are like.

Go try it, it's free!

via:Thomas Hawk picture: richardmoross

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]]> Moo is offering Flickr Pro members 10x free “MiniCards”. What are they? Like a calling card with one of your Flickr photographs on one side and a personalised message or contact details on t’other. They measure 28mm x 70mm, about half the size of a regular business card. I just ordered a set to see what they are like.

Go try it, it’s free!

via:Thomas Hawk picture: richardmoross

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]]> http://dslrblog.com/10-free-flickr-minicards/feed/ 1 Walmart Photo Processing Copyright Farce http://dslrblog.com/walmart-photo-processing-copyright-farce/ http://dslrblog.com/walmart-photo-processing-copyright-farce/#comments Tue, 12 Sep 2006 12:07:18 +0000 DSLRBlog Editors Flickr 100 years old group thread!
Several times I have heard of people attempting to get (family) photos copied at Wal-Mart and refused because they were "copyrighted" - because they were made by a photograph studio. Even if the person who OWNS the copyright were to ask a Wal-Mart photo manager to copy it, they would refuse. They misinterpret the word "copyright" to mean "copywrong," That is to say: Copy?..... wrong!


In a way I guess it is tricky for the Walmart employee. They have a blanket policy and risk a reprimand (or worse) for breaking it, even if it makes no sense. Walmart aren't about to provide copyright training. The answer I guess is if you can use a proper outfit, print out a "release" on headed paper or scan and print it yourself.

Comedy Update:
Heh, couldn't resist adding this.
Technorati Tags: , , , , , ]]> If you take photographs that look remotely professional expect to have some trouble getting them processed at your local supermarket. Check out the trouble this Flickr user had in the Flickr 100 years old group thread!

Several times I have heard of people attempting to get (family) photos copied at Wal-Mart and refused because they were “copyrighted” – because they were made by a photograph studio. Even if the person who OWNS the copyright were to ask a Wal-Mart photo manager to copy it, they would refuse. They misinterpret the word “copyright” to mean “copywrong,” That is to say: Copy?….. wrong!

In a way I guess it is tricky for the Walmart employee. They have a blanket policy and risk a reprimand (or worse) for breaking it, even if it makes no sense. Walmarts aren’t about to provide copyright training. The answer I guess is if you can use a proper outfit, print out a “release” on headed paper or scan and print it yourself.

Comedy Update:

Heh, couldn’t resist adding this.

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