Can you insert your piece of paper into the light box so it doesn't go flying around?
1280843
No. You can't. I have mine at a slant and I use a small piece of repositionable tape at the top of the paper.
1280844
The light box does not contain any fasteners. I would suggest you use small pieces of tape.
2085453
Yes and yet it also depends on your jewelry, I make copper jewelry and have to be careful of where the lightsare placed due to glare from the lights. You can play with the lights and how you place your items in the box
185907
If you are hanging it on some sort of office wall divider such as this --> http://i21.geccdn.net/site/images/n-picgroup/1152.jpg. then 'yes ' with some ingenuity ... If it is just a piece of fabric (say, a sheet) then 'no '. It will be heavy, add the pages to insert and you've got something to keep your helium balloons from getting out of reach.
1238888
When referencing thousands of slides, the surface area of this light box is just too small (for any reasonable speed anyway.) Also, light fall off away from the bulb is too much for critical reviewing. BUT, for just putting slides on the unit and "quickly" looking for 1st pass "go, no go" analysis, it can suffice. You must keep the box fairly level to keep slides from falling off the box. Another positive is tha light box is relatively inexpensive. Also you'll be well served using a magnifying glass!! Have fun!
1965884
Nope, that won't work. The two parts (the part that goes under the paper and the part that goes over the paper) don't swivel, they're bolted together.
324846
Simply pull the mental bars protruding on both sides of the light. It is designed to be adjustable. Might need to apply more force if it feels too tight to pull.
656783
I do not understand the question fully. What exact function are you trying to control? The grade of paper? If that is it there is no setting or physical control.
1890542
Try punching shims from a thin piece of plastic; such as pringles top or coffee can cover; with a hole puncher. The punch outs are moisture proof as opposed to paper shims, fit nicely in the light, and can be stacked depending on how you want your light to function. I'm using only 1 shim (coffee can plastic) and have momentary and reasonably easy switch to steady on.
446503
No it's tissue paper the wind would ruin it. Maybe if u only wanted it for one night for a party or something. I hung them from the ceiling in my daughters room
1872348
Boxes are gonna be "vertical" looking so I placed it over the lights and ran the sticks thru from behind into the slots on the light and then into the pocket on the soft box reflector. I keep mine assembled for ease of use
472385
I did not see any such switch. But the mesh in the front of the light box is supposed to soften the light. The other way to soften the light is to use a flag (black cloth flattened along a wire, or black board) to block the light slightly to soften it. Or turn the light away so it's not directly on the object. This is sometimes done.
1496858
Can't. I printed a round label to cover the light. You can use you favorite image. Trim as needed.
2148798
as is stated. the paper sensors are physical sensors. having the transparency in instead of paper will still hold down the sensor so i would guess no.
579173
There is no reason why you couldn't. The directional lights will make it easy for you to illuminate exactly what you want. You can even do the simple Velcro installation in lieu of screwing it in, since you don't have gravity working against you.
204830
It will remain in the position that you set it. It will rotate (with some effort) to allow the light to hang the correct way.
1740844
No just run it through. Be sure to put the little square provided inside the open space. (I think it may hold the paper steady). These dies are a dream to use. Enjoy!
1135069
You push the paper up a tad and then sideways. Don't pull on it - it would just tighten the grip.