has anyone used this product to view textiles in a museum?
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I don't know if anyone has, but I think it would be perfect suited to do just that !
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I've only used it on paper and photos, but I'n pretty sure it wouldn't work on fabric.Good luck,Mary
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i use it to look at birds and wildlife around a nearby lake. For its size it comes apart and reassembles fairly quickly and easily fits in a hiking backpack(what i use to carry it)If the images are upside down make sure you assembled it correctly.
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I would not recommend it. It was cheaply made and the part that makes the specimens show under the microscope broke even with careful handling. On top of that my godson was bored with it in within 15 minutes.
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Yes it will work for that. I use it to look at coin dates and detail and also to see if jewelry is 14 k or sterling silver.
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Yes. I use it to scan documents and photos for Family History Work. It is especially useful to either color correct old photos or remove flaws from the originals.
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Although I haven't used it for my beading supplies, it appears that it would be great! I'm a porcelain artist teacher, and I use it for transporting those supplies. I LOVE it! I also do bead work, and would not hesitate to use it for that.
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When I was researching before purchase, I remember one commenter mentioning that this particular form was better for display, rather than sewing, pinning, etc. That may be the case for the professional seamstress. I've pinned and done light repair on some vintage items and have no complaints. It is attractive and easy to work with. Good luck!
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It has worked for me on some microfiber clothing. I even use this as a stain remover for certain types of stains.
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I would think u can pit it under fabric and the light is strong enough to shine through to trace the images you need but this is a guess i use paper most of the time not fabric but it gets pretty bright.
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I use it for printing museum exhibition quality prints, both color and black and white. You can see the individual pores on faces under magnification of the prints, not to mention the individual "peach fuzz" hairs on a child's or woman's cheeks. That's how good it is. It goes far beyond the resolution you seem to require.
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I think it's fine. We bought it for a friend to examine tintype photos, which are very small, and he's quite pleased with it. It showed small details not visible very well to the naked eye.
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I have used it and, while you could reuse it if you were very, very careful, I don't think it would be worth it. I didn't like this product because of (1) the expense and (2) you can't line things up as easily as I'd like. I tend to buy the Cricut products first to have a baseline, then I start searching for something cheaper that will get the job done. I use Kittrich Rolled Adhesive Bookcover instead. It only costs $5.19 for 9 feet, so the savings are tremendous. It isn't completely clear, but it is easier to see through. Good luck finding what you like!
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I have seen college students using it in their projects. Yes, if the person is interested
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I have seen college students using it in their projects.Yes, if the person is interested
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Yes, I have used them several times. Sometimes I put those chocolate design papers on them, really pretty!
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Yes, look for some you tube videos using this foot to show you the results of two fabrics. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CXCZdyazJU0 I hope this helps