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GMCloud27 · 03-05-07, 02:56

Hey thanks BlueZero--it really is a great place to learn from and I got myself into a little more than my wallet could handle when it comes to photography (currently about $2,500 in my setup) and I just finished up perfecting color management and printing (DPreview is another site I'm on a lot, not to mention POTN). My name at FM is Garrett Lynch, here's a quick sig of the toys I'm using right now so please forgive me on the photos on the pads since I did these very very quickly.

Canon 20D
Canon 24-105mm f/4L IS | B+W MRC UV F-Pro | Sandisk Extreme III 2GB

Windows Vista Business | Epson R1800, Calibrated LCD & Custom ICC Profiles

Regarding Pad cleaning, I first rinse them, then fill a bucket with Oxyclean and let them sit for a few hours, then massage them and rerinse then let them air dry, then a quick spin on the PC, then finish air drying.

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GMCloud27 The Lexus Pursuit GMCloud27 is offline Join Date: May 2006 Location: Geneva, IL Posts: 280	Re: FS: Lots of Pads! (Propel & Sonus) Hey thanks BlueZero--it really is a great place to learn from and I got myself into a little more than my wallet could handle when it comes to photography (currently about $2,500 in my setup) and I just finished up perfecting color management and printing (DPreview is another site I'm on a lot, not to mention POTN). My name at FM is Garrett Lynch, here's a quick sig of the toys I'm using right now so please forgive me on the photos on the pads since I did these very very quickly. Canon 20D Canon 24-105mm f/4L IS \| B+W MRC UV F-Pro \| Sandisk Extreme III 2GB Windows Vista Business \| Epson R1800, Calibrated LCD & Custom ICC Profiles Regarding Pad cleaning, I first rinse them, then fill a bucket with Oxyclean and let them sit for a few hours, then massage them and rerinse then let them air dry, then a quick spin on the PC, then finish air drying. __________________ - Garrett