Fashion Over 50 Photos

I have roughly 40 or 50 of these 9 x 12's for fashion photography. Most European fashion magazines are taller and wider than in the US. These work perfectly are relatively inexpensive, and look good. I've had custom shelves made just for the tall height of these. I have used them daily for years. Just bought half a dozen more.

The price was not the only deciding factor for me.  Over my 50 years I have owned many sony products from T.V.s to stereos and they have always lasted way past my expectations.  This Receiver will not disappoint you.   I have very old cheap speakers and my sound is better than I expected.

i HAVE HAD MANY DIFFERENT TYPES OF PRINTERS OVER MY 50 PLUS YEARS IN BUSINESS BUT BY FAR IMO BROTHER MAKES THE BEST PRINTERS

The battery will last all day if shooting photos .. If you like to review the images second battery is required .. Over all 2 is better than one

If you are a portrait, headshot or fashion photographer, then this cable is a MUST HAVE. It gives your clients the ability to look at their photos on a larger screen (laptop or PC) as opposed to the smaller camera LCD. Clients are always fascinated by this concept and it makes you look a lot more professional.

This is the greatest accessory I have for my camera! Simple and easy to use even for me - a novice photographer. I have a small fashion design business and am always in need of new photos of my styles and fabrics to update my website. With this wireless remote control I can snap high quality photos instantly... I just love it!

I used this in a not-so traditional fashion, while doing studio work of shooting motorcycle photos, I placed this on the floor to save my background from getting torn or dirty. The vinyl never tore and while it did get dirty it was fairly easy to clean when needed. Saved me a great deal of time from past projects where I had to keep rolling out background paper and cutting. Wish I had had this thought sooner.

I like the old fashion knobs.

Over the last 10 years I have scanned about 2000 old family photos , some going back to the 1920's. Very time consuming with a flatbed scanner. I needed something a lot faster to continue my project in finishing digitalizing the family photos . The plustek e-photo was in my price range . The reviews were mixed but I decided to take a chance. The scans to my eye were right on. The speed of 2 seconds photo were correct. The scans downloads to the photo app as fast as you can feed the machine. You can easily scan a 1000 photos in an afternoon . The only downside I see now is that the machine can only feed a thickness of a photo. Old polaroids will work but barely. A license , no . Good machine!

Over the years I have used Verbatim disks for data copy, music disks, videos, and photos. They never let me down. In addition, the inkjet printable surfaces that work great with my Epson printer are a huge bonus. I have used these on a variety of CD/DVD/BLU-RAY recorders without any problems.