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either check out http://www.easyrgb.com/index.php?X=TINT#Result or contact Benjamin Moore at...

We are currently using Epson's Canvas GS. Not the cheapest, but cheaper than aqueous canvas, and will stay till the image longevity numbers start to be made public for it and the others. We also print on 7 different materials from dreamscape and sell them as gallery wraps too. Cheaper and...

we use the GS6000 for printing on canvas almost exclusively for fine art printing, and couldnt be happier. Not sure of what else is out there in the fine art worls, but what fine art papers we've tried we havent been satisfied with. Aqueous does a better job for 100% cotton, or 100% cellulose...

I can assure you that in the photo industry no letter of indemnification will protect you. The Photographers side (PPA, SMPA etc) is very powerful and make the point several times a year with entrapment enforcement. Not that its fair, there are tons of great amateur photographers who take...

Printers in that class are either 24" or 44" if you want to print on photographic paper. If what you mean by printing on photographic paper you want to make true photographic quality prints, then aqueous is the only choice for true photo paper and true photo quality. Choices in a 44" printer...

check manufacturers websites, they often have stock photos that are usable if cropped, browning, springfiels armory, smith and wesson ruger and kimber all have pretty decent sized images available.

we've used several others, and wypet is the best so far. Both from the application side and from the long term erasability side too. Drytac's holds the marker after a week or so and customers complained, the wypet always erases well. Do advise your customers to avoid the cheap markers, as they...

There's virtually no Carbon Monoxide in diesel, so that wont work for their diesel fumes.

Thanks for the responses, Ill be calling today!

I have a line on a used laminator, but it needs a new roller as it has been cut by the previous owner. I priced a replacement roller at $6500! ouch!! Does anyone know of a source to recoat them? Even If i replaced the roller at 6500 it is still a decent deal, but if a recoat is a possibility...

The electricity you buy is in watts. Less current (amps) maybe but the costs are the same for 110 and 220. Infrastructure limits come into play to make 200 more logical, as in 1500 watts is about the limit to a normal household outlet, as the wiring is 14ga or maybe 1800-2000 watts on a more...

I just caught that the nature was "very private". There have been numerous cases that if you were party to the "private" event (viewee) and took photos, and the person who is the subject of said images knew that photos were being taken, then they have allowed the "violation" of their privacy...

Also, any photographer that is a decent person would immediately remove any photo that bothered the subject or their subjects guardians/parents. If you ask, they should remove the image. An irritated customer can do far more damage than any single proof they feature as a sample can help them.

Unless the photographer is in a "work for hire" situation they own the copyright to the images made. The photographer working for the local sears portrait studio is in a work for hire situation, and sears portrait studio (actually CPI Corp) owns the rights to the image. You purchase limited...

I suggest that you are exposed to liability if you print what you KNOW to be a copyright protected image. If he purchased the image the logo isnt there, there isnt a camera in the world that puts a corbis or istock logo on the image and you know it. Ask any photo lab that's been sued and you the...

give ray weiss a call at Walker Supply walkerwide.com. They are mutoh dealers and service too. He is really good on the phone, and they are in rockville MD so not too far from dc. 800-775-9528 Steve

Hello to Signs101 from PA! What a wonderful forum, so informative and "open". It's encouraging to see so many open and frank discussions regarding technical and business issues, as well as the "defending the trade" threads. You all have something worth defending from the fly by night folks...