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Old 02-21-2006, 12:34 AM   #7
Jean Kelly Jean Kelly is offline
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Thanks Mike. I guess it's time to use the grey card, accurate reds are the hardest for me to photograph. Even though I have the capability on my camera to do it, I never have. I've decided to hold off for a while on my D50 purchase, it will happen, just a little bit later than I hoped. I love the shot with the ice cream cone.

So you are using clear gesso, I like that look also.

Jean
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