Re: [Harp-L] Online harmonica museum

["Alfred Barten" <vr1139@xxxxxxxxx>]

Nice idea.

Re: the flash, if you can redirect it (eg, bounce it off the ceiling) that
should work. If not, try the old trick of holding a handkerchief (white!!!)
in front of the flash. Another way is to use natural, diffuse daylight (ie,
through a window) and put the camera on a tripod. Forget the flash.

-- Barts

On Fri, Oct 24, 2008 at 11:37 PM, jcolbyspell@xxxxxxxx <jcolbyspell@xxxxxxxx
> wrote:

> I recently got an old Kratt harmonica.  I could find very little
> information on it.  It got me to thinking that it would be fun to set up and
> on-line harmonica museum of different diatonics.  If you have any cool
> diatonics I would appreciate you sending me a picture so I can post it.  I
> would like to stick to diatonics for now.  I picture of both covers and the
> back would be great.  If it has other unusual features a picture of that
> would be nice.  The trick is getting the flash angled so it doesn't reflect
> of the covers.  I did not do a good job with this picture.
> http://fromthedarkvillage.blogspot.com/2008/06/pre-war-marine-band.html So if you are willing send them to me and I will let you know when I got it
> all together.
>
> Colby
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Alfred Barten