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[armyvet]

MordEth,

I think the scans look great!

I really love the coloring that you did on the cabinet. I wish I could do stuff like that but I never got past the crayon stage of life.

Really great work.

Bill, Armyvet

[Aaron]

I am going to scan the images i think people will like but if anyone has anything special they think was once sold by H&S just send me a PM saying what you would like.

But there is one problem...I have a hard time posting them because they are normaly too lage for the forum...can some body tell me how to make them smaller?

Aaron

[Edisonfan]

This is my lattest aquistion. I have other adds, but they are frammed. I need to reshoot them. A copule got my reflection, when I took the picture. Other's were out of focus.

Paul

[Aaron]

This is a test to see if i can post a picture at this size through the forum.

[Aaron]

Cool it worked! now i just have to scan and crop some more items.

Aaron

[Aaron]

here are some more images


Sorry some may seem lopsided...The cataloge is a bit okward to put under my scanner

[Aaron]

I think this one came out well.

[Aaron]

Here are two very nice scans of two very rare attachments(at least i think very rare)

EDIT: Scratch that i am having trouble with the second picture.All get it up ASAP.

Aaron

[Aaron]

Ok i dont know what happened but i fixed it...Here is the second image to go along with the first.



Aaron

[MordEth]

Aaron,

I’m glad to see that the upload feature is now working for you, and thanks for sharing these images. I’ll have to see what I can do with them. The reproducer should be easy to cut out, and while not quite as simple, the other images would be interesting to do, also.

I really love the coloring that you did on the cabinet. I wish I could do stuff like that but I never got past the crayon stage of life. Really great work.

Bill,

Thanks. Actually, though—cutting out the image is a lot harder than coloring them. Basically the Columbia 820 is 3 different colored layers—the wood tone, the gun-metal, and the ‘gold‘ hardware. In Photoshop, this is generally accomplished via Image → Adjustments → Variations... (usually in conjunction with a few other tools under Adjustments to tweak the color). However, you can do it with free software, as well. I have recommended GIMP in other threads, and it is a free image editor that can do a lot of what Photoshop can do.

Here is a tutorial on how to recolor photographs with it. I’ll have to find a good tutorial on how to cut out images with it (or write my own). I plan on including more of these type of tutorials in the Board Tech section as I have time.

Stay tuned for more images, and thanks to everyone who has contributed some of their advertising.

— MordEth