Re: Light tables

From: D. Sterner (dsterner_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Fri Apr 11 2003 - 17:02:36 PDT

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light tables simply add light so the person tracing can see the original details - as the replies said, a window is just as good. The image is transfered at the same size for reproduction.

The artograph can enlarge an image to the wall to be traced at a bigger size - depending on how far you place the artograph from the tracing source (generally a chalk board or smooth wall surface.
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  From: Bruthrobson@aol.com
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  Sent: Friday, April 11, 2003 6:42 PM
  Subject: Light tables

  I am purchasing a light table for the purpose of tracing.
  I see most 16x18 tables are around 150.00
  Does anyone use the artograph tracer 2 that costs around $50.00?
  It is for tracing so I am wondering what the difference is.
  I'd love to save the money but don't want to find out later that I should've gone for the other ones.
  Brenda ---
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