I use a variety of Nikon professional digital and film equipment. When making prints, I use several labs in Los Angeles, Boston and New York. They range from high-quality professional labs to master printers skilled in hand crafting fine-art museum prints.

Our lab uses the Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper. The paper surface comes in: Glossy -- Matte -- Lustr??. Our Fujicolor Crystal Archive paper is used only with Fuji Hunt chemicals and Fuji Frontier printers which give us absolute control over the quality of your prints and help ensure they last a lifetime.

I use an iRiver 799 to record, a great little mp3 player that also records straight into mp3 format, and lets you fiddle around with recording levels etc. I believe it has been discontinued now, but if you can find a small iRiver with the crucial line-in input (for the mic), hopefully it will do the job just as well. Since Notes from Spain podcast no.

We offer a range of prints both in terms of size and cost to be best able to serve the needs of our customers. Our 8x10 STANDARD art prints are printed on a #1 expanded gamut dye-sublimation photo printer, a continuous tone printer capable of millions of independent colors (not an ink jet printer!) The 11x14 STANDARD art prints are made on a continuous tone ink jet printer.

We use only premium brand professional audio equipment. This will guarantee the best quality sound possible. We do not cut corners buying inferior brands or using sound systems designed for home use. Our top brands include Rane, Denon, Mackie, Yorkville, JBL, Shure, Aphex, Ashly, T.C. Electronic…and more.

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