Good Idea Rich, my main frustration is inconsistent lighting. Here's a couple of examples. *PIX*

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Good Idea Rich, my main frustration is inconsistent lighting. Here's a couple of examples. *PIX*

In Response To: Ken, how about posting a couple samples of what you consider "not so good". Might help us judge your concerns. *NM* ()

Here's an example of what I'm talking about.

Taken with the same camera at the same time.

Notice the inconsistency in lighting?

Look at the background, the first shot is more grayish white, the second shot is yellowish. Both shots were taken within a couple of seconds of each other.

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Suggestions wanted. I have a space where I used to do resin casting. I'm no longer doing that so I'm going to repurpose the space.
- Ken, how about posting a couple samples of what you consider "not so good". Might help us judge your concerns. *NM*
  - Good Idea Rich, my main frustration is inconsistent lighting. Here's a couple of examples. *PIX*
    - Hardest to manage is flourescent, which the camera hates...
    - See if a local high or technical school has a beginners course in Adobe Photoshop. Make sure that includes - or focuses on - photo adjustment. What you've called "inconsistencies" can be corrected once you have the been educated on the tools to do so. *NM*

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