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Old 09-06-2004, 03:32 PM   #2
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When Michael Shane Neal was giving a presentation for the Portrait Society of Atlanta, he was very enthusiastic about this idea. He said he was planning to set his computer up in the studio and work directly from the monitor.

One thing he planned to do was build a black box-like structure around his monitor so that he could see the colors more clearly yet still be able to work in daylight. This idea is similar to something I saw in an older video: the artist used a slide projector, projected her image onto a small screen and surrounded the screen with a box, lined in black material.
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