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Easiest way to Digitize your photos and take pictures of objects close-up
This is a very sturdy and effective copy stand for digitizing images and small objects. It comes with an Allen wrench which is all the tools you need to put it together and two magnets to hold your images down. Your images are only as good as the camera that you use to take them. So the better quality phone camera you have the better quality your images will be.I would recommend getting a shutter release button so that you do not tap the camera when taking pictures. [Xenvo Shutterbug - Camera Shutter Remote Control - Bluetooth ].I called customer service and they addressed my issue of a missing magnet immediately by overnighting it at their cost of $10. Especially during the holiday times this was extraordinary customer service.
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I'll be using this stand to digitize lots of old photos. I've done a few in the past by just holding the phone, and I thought this stand would give me more precise results.
I was wrong.
Other than the stability of the phone, it's not much better than just holding it over the photo. There is no vertical adjustment for the phone, so unless your photo is large, you're going to have to crop out the magnets and board. Or zoom the camera, which can reduce from image quality.
Furthermore, the metal base with the grid lines, to which the magnetic strips stick to hold the photo flat, does not fit on the larger wooden base that supports the phone mount. It hangs off by about a centimeter. See my photo.
The metal base slides around on the wooden base. Every time I change the photo, I have to reposition it to try to get the photo straight. I'm going to have to add some kind of guides on the wooden base to hold the grid in place--maybe a couple nails to to wedge the corner against. All of which begs the question--why is the metal plate not mounted on the wooden base permanently?
The steady holder for the phone is slightly better than holding it by hand, so I'll muddle through after making my customizations. But I can't recommend this stand.
I was wrong.
Other than the stability of the phone, it's not much better than just holding it over the photo. There is no vertical adjustment for the phone, so unless your photo is large, you're going to have to crop out the magnets and board. Or zoom the camera, which can reduce from image quality.
Furthermore, the metal base with the grid lines, to which the magnetic strips stick to hold the photo flat, does not fit on the larger wooden base that supports the phone mount. It hangs off by about a centimeter. See my photo.
The metal base slides around on the wooden base. Every time I change the photo, I have to reposition it to try to get the photo straight. I'm going to have to add some kind of guides on the wooden base to hold the grid in place--maybe a couple nails to to wedge the corner against. All of which begs the question--why is the metal plate not mounted on the wooden base permanently?
The steady holder for the phone is slightly better than holding it by hand, so I'll muddle through after making my customizations. But I can't recommend this stand.
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