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12/14/2004 02:22:35 PM · #1 |
but somebody bought 3of my prints about 25 min. ago. Whoever you are, THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
This has been such an excellent couple of days. My first ribbon yesterday. And now this.
Again, thank you. I hope you enjoy them.
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12/14/2004 02:27:58 PM · #2 |
| Whoever it was didnt buy any of mine :( |
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12/14/2004 02:36:22 PM · #3 |
No one has ever bought any of mine.
May be I need to get a ribbon first :> |
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12/14/2004 04:09:39 PM · #4 |
Originally posted by gaurawa:
No one has ever bought any of mine.
May be I need to get a ribbon first :> |
I'd buy your tiger photo if it was available as a print!
Linda |
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12/14/2004 04:18:05 PM · #5 |
Originally posted by lhall:
Originally posted by gaurawa:
No one has ever bought any of mine.
May be I need to get a ribbon first :> |
I'd buy your tiger photo if it was available as a print!
Linda |
Hey Linda,
Thanks!! Feeling really great that you liked that pic. I will check my hard-drive tonight for the larger version/original and send you a pm. |
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12/14/2004 04:21:01 PM · #6 |
| Very cool! Looking forward to hearing from you. |
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12/14/2004 04:26:10 PM · #7 |
| I'm in the same boat as many, haven't sold any prints yet. Looking forward to that first sale with great anticipation, its not so much the money, but the feeling your work is appreciated enough to be hung up on someones wall and appreciated as art. Congrats to those with recent sales! |
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12/14/2004 04:29:47 PM · #8 |
I have actually sold one print, and I agree it not so much that it sold but that some one actually like the work enough to want a print.
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12/14/2004 05:09:30 PM · #9 |
I sold 3 and had $5.49 credit available, so I bought an 8x10 of one of my own shots so that I could see how well the color compared to what I see on my screen. It wasn't very close. Not sure what to do about that. And now I have just 89 cents in my account :)
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12/14/2004 05:13:51 PM · #10 |
Originally posted by ahaze:
I bought an 8x10 of one of my own shots so that I could see how well the color compared to what I see on my screen. It wasn't very close. Not sure what to do about that. |
You could set up a colour profile to make your photo on the screen match the print, then when you edit and look at photos you know exactly what they will look like :)
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12/14/2004 05:22:23 PM · #11 |
or at least calibrate your monitor!
Message edited by author 2004-12-14 17:22:34.
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12/14/2004 05:28:31 PM · #12 |
Originally posted by Konador:
You could set up a colour profile to make your photo on the screen match the print, then when you edit and look at photos you know exactly what they will look like :) |
May have to- which is a scary thought. I like to saturate my photos just a tad, but the print from DPC was waaay saturated. That's gonna make for an interesting color profile ;)
Originally posted by lebowski:
or at least calibrate your monitor! |
I've got a Spyder and I calibrate at least once a month, so no problem there.
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12/14/2004 05:49:04 PM · #13 |
| Can't remember the site, but I read a review comparing the monitor calibration systems, and they claimed spyder to be fairly inaccurate. Will try to find link for you. |
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12/14/2004 06:06:00 PM · #14 |
where does it tell you if someone bought your prints? Which reminds me I should put a few more up. You can link other people to that page, no? How does a person buy the print if they don't have an account setup here -- can they just type in their credit card and address and it'll send it, or do they have to sign up for an account first? Thanks
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12/14/2004 06:19:57 PM · #15 |
It's all well and good calibrating your monitor, but if it's not calibrated to the specific printer you're using, the method is pointless if you want to know what your prints will look like :P
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12/14/2004 07:07:49 PM · #16 |
Originally posted by spydr:
but somebody bought 3of my prints about 25 min. ago. Whoever you are, THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
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Congrats
I just sold my first print yesterday, whooooohooooo.
Somebody liked my Northern lights well enough :)
What calibration software/hardware do you recommend. I really need some soon.
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12/14/2004 07:30:50 PM · #17 |
Originally posted by deapee:
where does it tell you if someone bought your prints? |
On your main DPC Prints page there is a link to "Sales Reports" |
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12/14/2004 07:40:04 PM · #18 |
Originally posted by GeneralE:
Originally posted by deapee:
where does it tell you if someone bought your prints? |
On your main DPC Prints page there is a link to "Sales Reports" |
oh ok thanks -- I'm pretty quick when it comes to things like that (NOT)!
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12/14/2004 07:46:16 PM · #19 |
the person who bought it probally owns a nuclear facility and thought it would look good on the wall of his office :p
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12/14/2004 08:02:39 PM · #20 |
Originally posted by deapee:
oh ok thanks -- I'm pretty quick when it comes to things like that (NOT)! |
Hey, thanks for asking a question I can answer! If you ask me about lenses I'll be in trouble : ) |
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12/14/2004 11:10:26 PM · #21 |
Originally posted by spydr:
but somebody bought 3of my prints about 25 min. ago. Whoever you are, THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
This has been such an excellent couple of days. My first ribbon yesterday. And now this.
Again, thank you. I hope you enjoy them. |
You must be living right. May your good fortune continue thru the holidays and into next year.
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12/14/2004 11:26:43 PM · #22 |
Originally posted by ahaze:
I like to saturate my photos just a tad, but the print from DPC was waaay saturated. |
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