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m!b$

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  1. That marble has a noticeable fleabite that shows in pictures 3, 4, and 5. I think the base is opaque blue and it is just an optical illusion that makes some of it appear lighter or grayish. Of course I could easily be wrong.

    Here is my "Miller" Spiderman, which is for sale for much less, and is much bigger. I got it from Marblealan a long time ago. When I look at it in hand, some parts of the blue base look lighter than others, but it is completely opaque blue.

    http://www.mibcollectors.com/view_lot.php?marble_lot_id=9980&back_link=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.mibcollectors.com%2Fprofiles%2Ffor_sale.php%3Fview_member_id%3D38118%26keyword%3D%26keyword_refinement%3D%26exclude_keywords%3D%26photos_only%3D%26individual%3D%26condition_start%3D%26condition_end%3D%26size_start%3D%26size_end%3D%26price_start%3D%26price_end%3D%26status%3DAll%2BFor%2BSale%26orderby%3D10%26offset%3D%26quicksearch%3D%26limit_member_id%3D%26searching%3D%26limit_marble_collection_id%3D%26submitted%3D1&back_link_description=

  2. I'm wondering if you ever have a problem with some of the colors changing, sometimes rather drastically, when you transfer your photos from your camera to your computer. Sometimes my outdoor photos, usually flowers, do that. They look fine on the camera monitor, but not once they are on the computer. Then it takes alot of work to get the colors right.

    Do you use a custom color profile on your computer, so the photos print out exactly the way they look on your monitor? Do you know of a good place online to learn how to do that?

    How do you control white balance when shooting nature pictures outdoors, other than the generalized cloudy, sunny, flash, etc., settings?

    What camera do you use for your bird pictures?

    Great photos, BTW!

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