JbNormandog
SGF, Supreme Grumble Framer
Hi all,
Got it all hooked up and everything is talking to everything else.
A few questions.
The camera is powered by the power cord and I pulled the batteries so they don't corode the inside of the camera. Also it is wired to a timer to turn it on and off. I looked in the booklet to find out how to get it to stay on all the time and don't see an answer. I would like the timer to turn it on and off. It turns off great but when the timer turns on the camera stays off.
Also, the white and cream mats look gray on screen. I am using a flat screen (for room on the table). The colors are otherwise ok, not great but ok. Is it a lighting thing or screen thing?
I ran the calibrate mode and it said I should have a smooth curve or straight line. I don't, it plunges a bit once or twice in the middle. I can run it back to back and get different results every time.
My design table top is a wash of slate, rust and light gray, should I put something more white on top to help IF?
My mouldings look dark a good portion of the time.
If lighting is a problem, is there a way to set the camera so that the flash always goes off. As it is now it does not alwasy go off. Keep in mind my design table is affected by daylight through two big windows. Not a direct source of light but it does effect things a bit.
So what do you think?
Got it all hooked up and everything is talking to everything else.
A few questions.
The camera is powered by the power cord and I pulled the batteries so they don't corode the inside of the camera. Also it is wired to a timer to turn it on and off. I looked in the booklet to find out how to get it to stay on all the time and don't see an answer. I would like the timer to turn it on and off. It turns off great but when the timer turns on the camera stays off.
Also, the white and cream mats look gray on screen. I am using a flat screen (for room on the table). The colors are otherwise ok, not great but ok. Is it a lighting thing or screen thing?
I ran the calibrate mode and it said I should have a smooth curve or straight line. I don't, it plunges a bit once or twice in the middle. I can run it back to back and get different results every time.
My design table top is a wash of slate, rust and light gray, should I put something more white on top to help IF?
My mouldings look dark a good portion of the time.
If lighting is a problem, is there a way to set the camera so that the flash always goes off. As it is now it does not alwasy go off. Keep in mind my design table is affected by daylight through two big windows. Not a direct source of light but it does effect things a bit.
So what do you think?