Taking advantage of someone's "real" experience in a specialty area can save
a lot of experimentation. It's interesting that, on almost any topic, there
is a person on this list that has experience and is willing to share
information. /jim
<<big snip
Now that's a pretty exhaustive discussion of the problem and solutions, and
I hope it hasn't exhausted you, Magda, or anyone else interested in such
technical work. It's probably no more involved than any other kind of
nature or close-up photography, and certainly no worse than learning a new
medical/surgical procedure! (Remember practicing your stitching, Magda?)
Any other suggestions or corrections are welcome from all, and any
questions, too.
Hope this helps, and keep us posted. Also, show some pictures -- medical or
general.
Cheers,
Michael
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Cheers from Godzone,
Michael Kopp
Wellington, New Zealand
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