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Introduction to impressive turntable rollout photography systems for circumferential peripheral photography of any round.

Vases, pots, bowls, glass, porcelain, or any round widget. We will be announcing our new book of Maya vase rollouts.

ENCAD Maya rollout Poster

ENCAD NovaJet Pro wide format inkjet printer does professional job of enlarging a 5 inch section to poster size. Rollout of a Maya vase from the Museo Popol Vuh, Guatemala. With digital imaging technology this can all be done in-house, with your own equipment. It is easy to learn, after all, we taught ourselves to handle all this equipment. We are now using a Hewlett-Packard DesignJet 2800 CP, 600 dpi (twice the quality of the Encad). For more details on this capable printer, check out www.FineArtGicleePrinters.org. For sample printouts of rollouts with the new printer, click here (Tiquisate ballgame).

All the images here are direct digital photographs taken with digital photography software by Michael Collette, Better Light, which
modifies the Dicomed Field Pro to achieve seamless panorama and turntable rollout capability.

Color Maya vase Rollout

ViewSonic 20 or 21 inch monitors sure help visualize
a long-format rollout.
A 24" or 29" ViewSonic monitor would be even more practical.
Tabloid sized laser printers are now available from QMS, even full-bleed (11.7 x 17.7 inches).

Related links
Volunteer opportunities to study Maya iconography directly with ancient Maya art in Guatemalan museums Woman and deities on a Codex Style vase | females on rollouts of polychrome Mayan vases
Other Maya vase rollouts, of the Mat Symbol, pop, from the Museo Popol Vuh
Lots of easy links to colorful Maya vase rollouts in this www.maya-archaeology.org site
Early Classic Tiquisate || Late Classic or possibly Terminal/Post Classic Tiquisate Escuintla vase, Guatemala Rollouts of pots related to Terminal Classic Tepeu 3 Pabellon Modeled carved Fine Orange vessels
Link to all the Maya vase rollouts on another web site, www.digital-photography.org Links to many more polychrome Maya vase rollouts on a different web site, www.maya-art-books.org
Belgian rollout camera, rollout of a beautiful incised Maya bowl. A unique all-glyph Chama vase, rollout (www.cameras-scanners-flaar.org)
History of rollout photography (from www.maya-art-books.org) Digital imaging, introduction, software reviews, recommendations of useful equipment for www.flatbed-scanner-review.org
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