Beautiful Flute Casey!
Hi CaseyCasey Burns wrote:Note - the distortion is from the camera. This flute is as straight as an arrow!
OK, in which case I'd still recommend moving the camera back and zooming in as being an effectively instantaneous route to 'straighter' documented flutes!Casey Burns wrote:Thanks for the suggestions. I've actually got a Photoshop application to un-destort photos somewhere. I was using macro, from about 2' away to fill the screen. Its usually just to document the flute so if I se it later on, I'm able to compare. Thus usually I don;t worry about such things (usually I am in too much of a rush to get these into the mail to worry about being a photographer!).
FWIW, I've found putting the flute on the floor and standing up (sometimes on a chair) to be enough!Denny wrote:If ya'd just put the flute a bit beyond the eaves and climb up on the roof...
That's interesting, Doug. The link you gave goes to Grey's eBay Store - Grey Larsen Music but the item's location is out Casey's way in Kingston. If you look at the other items in Grey's store, at this point Susato whistles, they all seem to show Bloomington as the location of the item, which I think is where Grey resides. So it would appear that Grey is a reseller of both products but the flutes ship from Casey's in Kingston. Does that make any sense?Doug_Tipple wrote:By the way, Casey, when I try to ask a question or make a comment at your ebay ad, why does Grey Larsen reply to me? Is he your boss? Here I thought that you were a small, independent flutemaker and not part of a larger consortium.
yes, I've done that...worked finePeter Duggan wrote:FWIW, I've found putting the flute on the floor and standing up (sometimes on a chair) to be enough!Denny wrote:If ya'd just put the flute a bit beyond the eaves and climb up on the roof...
