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| 775.783.1985 for quotes or Click here for file upload |
GRAfx 8 goes mobile in 2011!
Our Fine Art Photography is on the road.
Museums, State Archives, Galleries and private collections.
Serving Nevada and California.
On site Capture, Archiving, Seminars, Consulting and Workshops |
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On Location... setting up for "The Art of Fine Art Capture" seminar |
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"There's nothing more important after the signature
on your artwork than the photograph that represents it!" |
Join Michael Nelson of GRAfx 8 for
"The Art of Fine Art Capture" |
"There's a right way and a wrong way to photograph artwork
for reproduction, and a thousand reasons why!" |
| At the seminar you'll learn the ABC's of... |
• Why this photograph is so important.
• Lighting... Tungsten, Fluorescent or Daylight?
• What's a Spectral Power Distribution?
• The Betterlight 384 megapixel Scanback system
• Profiling, Color Correction & Environment!
• Are there any perfect reproductions?
• What should I print on and what about editions? |
Next Seminar... To be announced
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Bring in your artwork! Two door prizes at each seminar...
Full Capture, Color Correction and CD
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For those who wish to have their artwork photographed at a seminar...
Capture Price list...
• Up to 12 x 16 $50
• Up to 18 x 24 $75
• Up to 30 x 40 $100
• Larger sizes up to 8' x 8' quoted on site
• Includes color correction and CD (artwork must be unframed)
Studio capture price list... go to prices page
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Call for details, scheduling and rates 775.783.1985 |
| 30 attendee minimum to come to your town |
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| On Site Museum Quality Archiving |
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ART REPRODUCTION: Scanning backs are being used more and more in archival and preservation projects
for museums, libraries and historical societies around the world. The large digital files are desirable for recording
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finest detail of the precious art objects, but the scan back exposures using continuous light sources raise
issues of concern with conservators and registrars. The two reports by Ben Blackwell, University of
California Berkeley Art Museum/Pacific Film Archive have addressed some of the issues.
(for a white paper on the subject click on Ben Blackwell and scroll to bottom of the page)
Grafx 8 uses a Northlight HID light system that produces a UV level of 3 - 30 µWatt/lumens
well under museum standards of 70 µWatt/lumens, preventing harmful UV radiation |
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Grafx 8 copying 1894 map of Nevada's western counties at the Nevada State Archives
for the Douglas County Chamber of Commerce, Minden, NV
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Museum curators, conservators and registrars interested in on site consultation
Contact Michael at 775.783.1985
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| Customers with files to upload... Click here |
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