Comments on: Digital Framing
http://blog.scphotogs.com/2006/08/09/digital-framing/
Informational blog spot for photography groups and people in and around South CarolinaTue, 06 Jan 2009 13:34:23 +0000http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1By: Manoj
http://blog.scphotogs.com/2006/08/09/digital-framing/#comment-163
ManojThu, 19 Oct 2006 20:43:54 +0000http://blog.scphotogs.com/?p=70#comment-163I guess it all depends on how your main method of display is. For someone like me who does not print too often, I use digital frames a lot cause most of my work so far is for display on the PC.
That might change once I start printing more often.I guess it all depends on how your main method of display is. For someone like me who does not print too often, I use digital frames a lot cause most of my work so far is for display on the PC.
That might change once I start printing more often.
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http://blog.scphotogs.com/2006/08/09/digital-framing/#comment-83
HarveyThu, 10 Aug 2006 23:29:33 +0000http://blog.scphotogs.com/?p=70#comment-83I started looking for a way to simulate matting a while back. The reason is make it easier to select matting for physical (as opposed to virtual on the web) display.
I found that the easier softer way via someone elses programming gets very expensive for what I want.
A very good reason for a border on a web image is to set it off from the page, especially a white page.
harveyI started looking for a way to simulate matting a while back. The reason is make it easier to select matting for physical (as opposed to virtual on the web) display.
I found that the easier softer way via someone elses programming gets very expensive for what I want.
A very good reason for a border on a web image is to set it off from the page, especially a white page.
harvey
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http://blog.scphotogs.com/2006/08/09/digital-framing/#comment-80
jasonThu, 10 Aug 2006 10:57:57 +0000http://blog.scphotogs.com/?p=70#comment-80Good point April, and I personally think you hit the mark spot on...digital frames are nice for on screen displays, like a web gallery and to assist with picking out actual mattes and frames. As for printers that can reproduce them, I have seen some really high end printers, but at that point you are talking about printers that even professional photographers would think twice about buying due to severely high cost factors...(lik $9000 worth)Good point April, and I personally think you hit the mark spot on…digital frames are nice for on screen displays, like a web gallery and to assist with picking out actual mattes and frames. As for printers that can reproduce them, I have seen some really high end printers, but at that point you are talking about printers that even professional photographers would think twice about buying due to severely high cost factors…(lik $9000 worth)
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http://blog.scphotogs.com/2006/08/09/digital-framing/#comment-79
MeretriceThu, 10 Aug 2006 03:32:19 +0000http://blog.scphotogs.com/?p=70#comment-79The framed photos look nice, but how would you use them? I've yet to see a color printer that does justice to digital frames -- especially in comparison to a physical mat and frame. Just on the computer, outside of a digital portfolio, what use would the frames be? In my opinion, doing digital frames is a good reference point for picking out an actual frame and matting for the photo. But not much else.
April
http://www.meretrice.comThe framed photos look nice, but how would you use them? I’ve yet to see a color printer that does justice to digital frames — especially in comparison to a physical mat and frame. Just on the computer, outside of a digital portfolio, what use would the frames be? In my opinion, doing digital frames is a good reference point for picking out an actual frame and matting for the photo. But not much else.