Halloween Projects With Construction Paper

This is an excellent paper for our use. We take photos of our projects before construction begins and these are used for reference during the architectural design and construction drawing phase. This paper is perfect for this. It gives you a very nice photo quality, not grainy. We print 4 photos to a page. The cost is very acceptable also.

*Intend to use for this Halloween project. :)

Awesome smoke !! I used it for Halloween!!

This is an amazing lens for landscapes and for construction projects. Very sharp and clear.

iv been using this paper in my Digital Manipulation class and so far its done great for all my projects!

I use archival tissue paper to protect my various feathers that I use for different art projects.

Paper quality is great, and printing on my Epson delivers very good results, Comparable to Epson's own paper. But the biggest benefit to this paper is the adhesive back. The adhesive back makes the paper extremely usable for projects and situations where the paper needs to be mounted to other objects or boards. It is a true life saver. I use this paper regularly for projects.

I use this for work to take pictures of construction projects we do. Its light weight sleek and has a nice solid metal lens cap that seems very durable. Takes great wide pictures to capture everything in small or larger rooms Have not used it long enough to say anything bad about it. So far been very happy with all the canon products I own.

My first four weeks of life with the XP18R coincided with two home construction projects and an unusual stretch of extreme winter weather conditions, with ice and snow storms that made reliable portable lighting, a necessity! This high quality, weatherproof flashlight met the test, with a great grip, variable levels of light, and terrific range of distance. My one suggestion is to add the location of the USB port to the paper instructions and illustrations included with the flashlight. Simply put: a perfect product!

Solid construction and slightly more compact and lighter than the HD-4000. For indie filmmakers with lower budget projects this is a great piece of equipment. I have a dolly and jib but there are sometimes when you need movement in your projects that you just can't get out of them. As anyone will tell you, it's tough to balance at first but once to get the hang of it and practice enough, it becomes easier each time. With the 5D you have an on screen digital level, so the docking bracket comes in handy when combined with that for getting perfect balance.