Whats the best speed for the lining and shading
1701693
The best speed for lining is from 6.5 to 9v. and shading 5 to 7v. You will feel it once you start. If you're lying and the guns jumping all over the place it's too fast. Also if it sounds like an angry Hornet it's too fast.
152550
I usually like to shoot at 1600. I've also used it at 800 and 400, but I don't think that gives me enough benefit relative to 400-speed film. I'll do 3200 if I need a little more speed, but the grain is much more noticeable than at 1600.Edit - forgot to mention, I'm using XTOL undiluted for 6.5 minutes as recommended in Ilford's chart.
1554285
Use ph prep first (or alcohol), then base coat, two coats of color then top with 1-2 coats of the top coat. Use an LED light at 30 secs or a powerful UV lamp for 2-5 mins each coat.
4080
Use the #2 shade(its the darkest one in this bb line) its still pretty light tho but as it oxidizes it'll blend into your skin tone a bit better.
1456773
I would use the medium. It is a beautiful bronze. If it isn't dark enough you can add another layer a day or two later for a darker glow.
937267
Temperature is somewhere close to hell. It gets HOT but if you take it 45 to 60 seconds at a time you'll be fine, Assuming it's about 5 to 6 inches outside dimensions your fusing will take about 3 minutes. It is very simple... you need either 90 or 96 COE glass - don't mix them. Find your colors. Get your fusing papers together and have fun. I recommend watching a few you tube videos from Debbie at Glaze Glass. Enjoy.
116529
pam, I have been using this steamer for almost 15 years, it cuts your processing time down to 10 mins, for regular color, and cuts your highlite time in half! makes your more money with less time!
401522
With a light hand this can work for you. If you want a more natural contour then the light may be your best bet. You then have to take into consideration that the highlight may be ashy
932572
It's not fast....but does go around to the point that it looks authentic.....especially in the dark! Hope thus helps
1078787
Any type of NON-fast dry will work. It may shrink a slight bit but not to noticeably. The best would be a uv light cured top coat. Hope this helps.
915100
depends if you have many things to print it will finish fast,but use garamond instead of arial it will go a bit futher.
901565
Go to 3M site and read their tech bulletin on 1080. They specifically tell you which to use. Of course, theirs, but they also recommend a meguiars product too.ONLY on the gloss 1080--not satin or matte!!If you have satin or matte, I'd use Aerospace 303.
722240
Much more smooth, in my experience. I always had trouble with Uni being way too scratchy with patchy lines.
972879
Very smooth.. The lowest I can get from shaders mod is 58 FPS. Highest 450FPS maybe higher if low settings.
852527
I get horribly wavy lines when I draw a straight line at slow to medium speed. I also get them drawing a perfect circle with a circle template. I am RMAing mine as we speak for that reason.
361110
Use something to create shade It's extremely hard to see laser line in sunlight. Red tinted glasses work ok. But a big piece of card board to create a shadow works best
2140410
In high speed mode the choices are 120 / 240 / 480 / 1000 fps. Best resolution is 120 & 240 you need good lighting for 480 above. You can get a good golf swing recorded at 240 fps, 480 fps will require a sunny day. Overall I'm very pleased with the high speed capability especially considering the price.