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They count as paraphernalia but can be played off as for tobacco use.So if a cop came, and there was no weed, nothing could be done, correct?
pretty much everything on grass city shops is safe lol.I don't want to order it, and get in trouble, like where I'd get it shipped is okay and stuff, but I don't want them to be in trouble either.
Idk why u asked that question, but yea it is.
Any pharmacy should still do film.Where to dark room, wouldn't this take some money, and room?
Also be a man and shoot in B&W film and process it yourself. Or be a macho-man and shoot in color and process it yourself.
I can't think of any possible use for a black side. I'm not saying there isn't one and that looks like a solid buy in general, I just don't think I've ever seen a black reflector before.I looked it up, I guess it's just to block light.
Nooooot really. I mean, whatever you get will absolutely have different effects, but each variety should work towards the end of reflecting light. I use a 42" two sided white/sunlight reflector and I use primarily the sunlight side on portraits shoots. Example:Yeah it shouldn't be hard to get a friend to hold it for me, and I'd happily buy him lunch for it.There aren't any camera stores sadly, I was thinking I would buy a 5 in 1 set it seemed really worth it.
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My good friend on the left who touts my gear and holds the reflector for me often, I super super appreciate his help all the time, but oftentimes it's a good idea to go "hey man I'll buy you lunch/dinner after the shoot if you do reflector for me", provided it's a paid shoot you should have NP just being a good guy and keeping everyone happy.
Anyway, I'm thinking about getting a silver reflector, because the sunlight "filter" I guess (it has golden strips zig-zagged in against a silver finish on one side and a flat white finish on the other) often reflects a -very- warm light. Sometimes too warm for my liking, and I feel like a silver reflector would more closely match the color temp of the surroundings.
I dunno, if you have a local camera store that sells such things go there and ask them if you can play around with different reflectors. Or if you're really worried about it buy a 5 in 1 set which has zipper things you can zip into the collapsible frame.
I think someone asked the question previously in the thread, and we determined that internal drives are better because they have faster data transfer speeds (6.0 gb/s to 5.0 gb/s)are they more reliable in a long term sense too?
