Posted on March 25, 2009 by Tawnya Pitman
Here’s the formula for the green paint … feel free to share it …
Sears Easy Living 15 yr flat wall paint, neutral base # 97964 [can get it at Orchard Supply Hardware]
AXX-1.3 D-0.56 E-0.33 KX-0.82
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Posted on March 24, 2009 by photolynxkat
One of the most common printers that I provided tech support in setting up are the Noritsu QSS printers. There is a basic procedure for setting up these printers. The setup can be downloaded by clicking here.
Why won’t my Noritsu print? The second most common call regarding Noritsu printers is that they won’t print. There [...]
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Posted on March 24, 2009 by photolynxkat
We often get calls here at tech support asking how we handle divorced parent orders or green screen orders where they want 2 packages with 2 different backgrounds. These are called split packages.
When working with a non-green screen job, the process is as simple as clicking on the blue bar below the data record for [...]
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Posted on March 24, 2009 by photolynxkat
Do you love getting the LATEST news from Photolynx and would like to know the moment one of us has posted fascinating, helpful and new info to the blog? You must, if you are here already! So why not sign up for RSS feeds?!
“How do I do that?” you ask. I’ll help!
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Posted on March 23, 2009 by photolynxkat
Some of our most common calls this time of year relate to support for School Image Software (SIS). My goal with this post is to help you help your schools by providing one place for your SIS support resources.
First and foremost, your best resource for helping your schools is the manual that is located in [...]
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Posted on March 17, 2009 by Tawnya Pitman
I saw Ralph Romaguera present Animoto as his way of producing great quality videos to promote his studio using still images at our User’s Group Meeting. Here is my first attempt at it. This one goes out to my fiancée Sandy….
I think this makes a great promotional tool for school administrators. It is [...]
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Posted on March 12, 2009 by photolynxkat
Ok, so I won’t really be saving the day like Mighty Mouse, but I am hoping to bring something new to the Photolynx Blog that may just save someone’s work day out there by providing up to date tech support and procedural information in a very comprehensive, searchable format.
But first, lets talk about me! The [...]
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Posted on March 12, 2009 by Tawnya Pitman
See story here.
There’s a definite line between inappropriate touching when posing students. When I first learned to take portraits over 20 years ago, it was standard procedure to push the subject in the small of the back to get them to sit up straight and tall, touch their shoulders (with finger tips) to move their [...]
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Posted on March 10, 2009 by Tawnya Pitman
I ran into a client of ours at PMA. They are making these great quality photo albums. There are such good quality, you have to see them to get the fill appreciation of them.
Life’s a Trip Albums is now expanding from doing high end, coffee table quality trip albums into layout, printing and binding for “art quality” Wedding [...]
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Posted on March 4, 2009 by Tawnya Pitman
I don’t know the official numbers, but the number of vendor booths and the attendance both seemed much less then in previous years. I heard that PMA will be in Anaheim next year! Maybe a different venue will help bring up the numbers.
I stayed mostly at the PhotoLynx booth today, so I didn’t get to [...]
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