want to shoot 2D artwork for reproduction, using Nikon D3100
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If the question is about the Cowboy Studio set ... skip it. (See my negative review.) I had to return it twice and bought the STEVE KAESER PBL lighting through Amazon. Excellent. Yes, fluorescent, daylight bulbs are the way to go. (Four bulbs per unit set, therefore 8 bulbs total, all individually switched.) Your Nikon will have a fluorescent compensation mode, but you may find that just normal settings will work well too. Be cautious with your choice of lens. A "standard" lens may still have a slight 'wide-angle' component so that the straight line edges of your 2D frames may not be exactly perpendicular. Good luck. If the question is about the Cowboy Studio set ... skip it. (See my negative review.) I had to return it twice and bought the STEVE KAESER PBL lighting through Amazon. Excellent. Yes, fluorescent, daylight bulbs are the way to go. (Four bulbs per unit set, therefore 8 bulbs total, all individually switched.) Your Nikon will have a fluorescent compensation mode, but you may find that just normal settings will work well too. Be cautious with your choice of lens. A "standard" lens may still have a slight 'wide-angle' component so that the straight line edges of your 2D frames may not... » Read More If the question is about the Cowboy Studio set ... skip it. (See my negative review.) I had to return it twice and bought the STEVE KAESER PBL lighting through Amazon. Excellent. Yes, fluorescent, daylight bulbs are the way to go. (Four bulbs per unit set, therefore 8 bulbs total, all individually switched.) Your Nikon will have a fluorescent compensation mode, but you may find that just normal settings will work well too. Be cautious with your choice of lens. A "standard" lens may still have a slight 'wide-angle' component so that the straight line edges of your 2D frames may not be exactly perpendicular. Good luck. « Show Less
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I am happy with this set of lights, I use it to photograph my baby and small family shots. They are not super powerful, so shooting stationary objects will be a breeze compared to using it for a quickly moving baby. I use the daylight setting on my Canon Rebel xsi for the best white balance. I have never had a problem with the quality of the lights/stands, they just aren't extremely bright in a dark indoor setting.
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This should work well for you but the most important things are the tripod and a remote shutter release. My wife uses this setup all of the time for full length portraiture.
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you dont do it in the software, you let the PJ do it. tbh, the 2d to 3d conversion in ANY pj is never very good.
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I don't want to insult you, so you give me an idea. I am an artist, fine art photographer, (not too much cash).;-)So through out a figure that you are serious about. I have the Canon 20d. (I could throw in that body, so you can have 2 bodies)
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Take the real light piece of paper out, make sure it is straight and even with carbon side down. put your flash like a fax, and hit copy, it has been quite a while since i used mine, but utube has some good videos
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Here, I hope this help :) http://support.image-line.com/knowledgebase/base.php?ans=72
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Yes, it will work just fine. They do really good with converting standard size images to a bigger canvas, but the better the picture the better it will turn out. I was really happy with the way mine turned out. I used a picture that was a little fuzzy and the canvas looked a little fuzzy like the picture, but the quality was great besides that.
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yes it will work for a D3100. Please follow the instructions to make sure it is sealed properly.
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return it and buy an Imagebox 9MP. It's more expensive, but well worth it. Simple to use and download pictures to computer. I had a Vupoint that didn't work so returned it.
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The input/output configuration is fine and will definitely work. As for 2D/3D, you have to understand that it's an optical trick. A neat one, but a trick nonetheless. And, unless your video projector is a 3D projector (is there even such a thing?) it won't work of course. The conversion only works if on there's a 3D capable display on the output.
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You should be able to use it though a portion of the lens might make its way into to your picture and make two corners grayish and circular. Hope you get what I mean.
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I cannot speak to a d31 but i can speak to a Nikon d40 and a Canon 5d mark ii. Yes. Huge dynamic range and hardly any noise at all when using high iso's.
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You would have to insert your SD card into your computer and then print with the A310, but there is no where to insert an SD card directly.
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I am a lightroom user so I cant..help. I just searched the net and there is lots of information about what you asking about
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It's up to your imagination in what you can do by using layering to move objects from one photo to another, or just remove objects. It's by far the best bang for the buck, make sure you get the ultimate and when you load it, do both the 32 and 64 bit version as there are many existing tools that only run on 32 bits that you can import, you can even import Adobe images. I extracted a red rose from a bush, and filled the background in black after changing the rose to soft white, came out beautiful. Best of all, there are both text and video help for the tools even on youtube. It will take time to learn and I recommend taking notes when you do something, saves effort next time you try it. Enjoy
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That should work well-- it's the shiny side you want. I have same printer and paper, and my prints are outstanding. Are you printing from Photoshop? I just noticed that I always select Standard by default-- but choosing photo shouldn't make any real difference like you describe.
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Yes, but JPEG rendering is really really bad. Raw files are amazing. They hold a lots of shadow details. Right now I'm only using d800e and leica m240. But I had a great time with this affordable camera
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For what it's worth, I use Photoshop Elements 2.0 with my AR3700. 2.0 is a very old version, but still works really well for all my photo editing tasks. So far as I can tell, my edits of 8MB images don't challenge the Atom D525 CPU at all, even with several images in memory.