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Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Camdenton MO
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Great looking Vette! I love the color, the battery cover, and the plate.
And, as a manager for my Wal-Mart's photo-lab, I'll let you in on a tip that your lab probably doesn't know. If you ask them to manually scan the negatives like they are printing 8x10 prints, but not actually making the prints of course, your CD will have a much higher resolution than normal. It takes alot longer to do, but is a definite plus for important images. They just have to set the print size to 8x10, turn the scan mode to manual, and then hit 'scan only'. Ask them to try it when it's not busy, and you'll be amazed with the image quality.
And, as a manager for my Wal-Mart's photo-lab, I'll let you in on a tip that your lab probably doesn't know. If you ask them to manually scan the negatives like they are printing 8x10 prints, but not actually making the prints of course, your CD will have a much higher resolution than normal. It takes alot longer to do, but is a definite plus for important images. They just have to set the print size to 8x10, turn the scan mode to manual, and then hit 'scan only'. Ask them to try it when it's not busy, and you'll be amazed with the image quality.
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From: Jackson Mississippi
Originally Posted by bcseitz
I like the plate Ok, if we must, Where's the dog? 
Ok, if we must, Where's the dog? 
. He's our mutt, one of four (also have a golden retriever, a cocker spaniel, and a maltese). He was lurking around during the vette "photoshoot" and i snapped one of him. 
Drifting
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From: Mesa Arizona
Originally Posted by itlfly
OK, here's Toby for those of you that are "image starved" . He's our mutt, one of four (also have a golden retriever, a cocker spaniel, and a maltese). He was lurking around during the vette "photoshoot" and i snapped one of him.
. He's our mutt, one of four (also have a golden retriever, a cocker spaniel, and a maltese). He was lurking around during the vette "photoshoot" and i snapped one of him. 
