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Sure you can, go for it and then share your results, however I don't think you will ever get the same results as a true HDR image using special processing software. http://layersmagazine.com/photoshop-cs5-single-image-hdr.html :thumb:

High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography Yeppers, that is High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography, and although you can do it using Photoshop (I have 5.5), you have far more control and can produce better HRD image processing using Photomatix Pro (see link below). Like has been mentioned, you really...

In my opinion they missed the target, and a chance to really make a new statement. Using the colors from the old logo is the only thing I like about it. Typographically, it looks like they just used a regular font and used kiss kerning between the letters. I would have worked those letter...

Well Bob, just like in a horse race the winner is defined by the first to cross the finish line, yet eventually all the horses do cross the line even the last slow poke at the end. But that shouldn't take anything away from the WINNER. Jack should get the credit he's due, like a race horse...

The Gentle giant, Jack Kilby and his invention changed the world 54 years ago TODAY! I don't think we would have the computers, plotters or digital in-jet printers today if not for Kilby's invention. :notworthy: :rock-n-roll: :clapping: :wavingflag: :thumb:

Yep, me and my buddy both purchased identical Samsung 46" DLP TV's about 4 years ago, he would leave his on all day, morning to night, and often all night long. I turn mine off when not watching something, it's only on in the evening for about 4 hours and on weekends. Mine is still working fine...

I also turn everything off at night! Well you got a use common sense, most hard derives and fans have a certain life expectancy, they will not run forever. So if they are shut down at the end of the day and they sit dormant all night, you can effectively increase there life span by at least...

Tim, Don't worry you are using the correct term, Gallery Wrap is the industry term for such a product, paintings, digitally printed or photo prints on canvas wrapped on wooden frame, allowing for a frame-less presentation of the finished painting, digital print or photograph. I have been...

Wow, 4' tall letters, that must have been a challenge to lay down dry, did you have help? Looks good! :thumb:

Nope, all I can find is it selling for $11.95 to as high as $16.95 plus shipping. :omg:

Gino, do you have a recomendation for the paint?

Hey guys, I have one more question regarding this large propane tank job, the phone number will now be a large reverse graphic (see photo below) 15" tall and 18' long. What is the best way to apply a large reverse graphic this size, can it be done in one piece, wet or dry? Thanks

nd another thread: http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=75679

Gino, Over the years I have read many posts with similar stories about cartridges draining over night, and I know loosing all that ink and making a big mess is no fun. I know you have a Roland, but here is a post that describes how Mutoh recommends handling the situation, they put out a...

Hi Gino, Found a few posts for your reading: http://www.signs101.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-70806.html\ http://www.signs101.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-72674.html http://www.signs101.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-58199.html...

Gino, you were luck to find one, I hear they are selling like hot cakes... http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=body+guard+38&x=16&y=13 :omg:

They cover the entire gun, see video: http://www.camo-solutions.com/ :smile:

What does that mean? There are no TV's made in north America anymore, right? I think they are all made overseas in ASIA. :smile:

Anyone here use the Print Head Doctor to clean print heads? In the video below, it looks like it works pretty well to recover a clogged print head. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=K8KoeQbJV04&NR=1 :popcorn:

Welded seam? Got another question, how to install vinyl over welded seam (see photo), the tank has several welded seams. Should I heat the vinyl and use the Rollie Pro similar to a rivet? Any suggestions would be appreciated. :omg: