mjkinorbit
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Black Light Posters, by mjkinorbit on Mar 21, 2016 23:04:25 GMT 1, With last years' introduction of Faile's black light posters, I thought I would post a photo showing how I framed a vintage marvel black light poster. My framer used a strip of automotive black lights to line the inside of the frame so the light in self contained around the image.
Would someone please tell me how to add an image. I do not see an " add an image button"
With last years' introduction of Faile's black light posters, I thought I would post a photo showing how I framed a vintage marvel black light poster. My framer used a strip of automotive black lights to line the inside of the frame so the light in self contained around the image.
Would someone please tell me how to add an image. I do not see an " add an image button"
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thewral
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Black Light Posters, by thewral on Mar 21, 2016 23:10:08 GMT 1, With last years' introduction of Faile's black light posters, I thought I would post a photo showing how I framed a vintage marvel black light poster. My framer used a strip of automotive black lights to line the inside of the frame so the light in self contained around the image. Would someone please tell me how to add an image. I do not see an " add an image button"
There is a thread somewhere on how to do this. Let me try and dig out. Essentially most of us have a Photobucket account that generates share links to copy and paste into the message composition box.
Also, Cool - forum member in Chicago did a black light frame recently at CMM Framing in Chicago.
http://instagram.com/p/BAaLGtZHMmy
With last years' introduction of Faile's black light posters, I thought I would post a photo showing how I framed a vintage marvel black light poster. My framer used a strip of automotive black lights to line the inside of the frame so the light in self contained around the image. Would someone please tell me how to add an image. I do not see an " add an image button" There is a thread somewhere on how to do this. Let me try and dig out. Essentially most of us have a Photobucket account that generates share links to copy and paste into the message composition box. Also, Cool - forum member in Chicago did a black light frame recently at CMM Framing in Chicago. http://instagram.com/p/BAaLGtZHMmy |
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jkrx
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Black Light Posters, by jkrx on Mar 21, 2016 23:12:33 GMT 1, With last years' introduction of Faile's black light posters, I thought I would post a photo showing how I framed a vintage marvel black light poster. My framer used a strip of automotive black lights to line the inside of the frame so the light in self contained around the image. Would someone please tell me how to add an image. I do not see an " add an image button"
Keep trying and looking forward to seeing it!
With last years' introduction of Faile's black light posters, I thought I would post a photo showing how I framed a vintage marvel black light poster. My framer used a strip of automotive black lights to line the inside of the frame so the light in self contained around the image. Would someone please tell me how to add an image. I do not see an " add an image button" Posting images can be hard here sometimes - took me several edits a few minutes ago before the image I uploaded would display properly Keep trying and looking forward to seeing it! |
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Black Light Posters, by Deleted on Mar 23, 2016 1:52:12 GMT 1, With last years' introduction of Faile's black light posters, I thought I would post a photo showing how I framed a vintage marvel black light poster. My framer used a strip of automotive black lights to line the inside of the frame so the light in self contained around the image. Would someone please tell me how to add an image. I do not see an " add an image button" There is a thread somewhere on how to do this. Let me try and dig out. Essentially most of us have a Photobucket account that generates share links to copy and paste into the message composition box. Also, Cool - forum member in Chicago did a black light frame recently at CMM Framing in Chicago. http://instagr.am/p/BAaLGtZHMmy
With last years' introduction of Faile's black light posters, I thought I would post a photo showing how I framed a vintage marvel black light poster. My framer used a strip of automotive black lights to line the inside of the frame so the light in self contained around the image. Would someone please tell me how to add an image. I do not see an " add an image button" There is a thread somewhere on how to do this. Let me try and dig out. Essentially most of us have a Photobucket account that generates share links to copy and paste into the message composition box. Also, Cool - forum member in Chicago did a black light frame recently at CMM Framing in Chicago. http://instagr.am/p/BAaLGtZHMmy Haha.. Actually saw it today. Looks incredible in person. |
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mjkinorbit
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thewral
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Black Light Posters, by thewral on Mar 23, 2016 17:12:08 GMT 1, You would want the version of the link with url code
You would want the version of the link with url code
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t3c
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Black Light Posters, by t3c on Mar 23, 2016 17:40:48 GMT 1, There is a thread somewhere on how to do this. Let me try and dig out. Essentially most of us have a Photobucket account that generates share links to copy and paste into the message composition box. Also, Cool - forum member in Chicago did a black light frame recently at CMM Framing in Chicago. http://instagr.am/p/BAaLGtZHMmy Haha.. Actually saw it today. Looks incredible in person.
How is is powered? standard plug i presume?
Do you know if it was expensive or not?
There is a thread somewhere on how to do this. Let me try and dig out. Essentially most of us have a Photobucket account that generates share links to copy and paste into the message composition box. Also, Cool - forum member in Chicago did a black light frame recently at CMM Framing in Chicago. http://instagr.am/p/BAaLGtZHMmy Haha.. Actually saw it today. Looks incredible in person. How is is powered? standard plug i presume? Do you know if it was expensive or not? |
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thewral
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Black Light Posters, by thewral on Mar 23, 2016 18:17:03 GMT 1, I believe the framer told me it was powered by batteries, can't 100% remember.
I think the owner is on the forum and had previously posted it
I believe the framer told me it was powered by batteries, can't 100% remember.
I think the owner is on the forum and had previously posted it
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ed
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Black Light Posters, by ed on Mar 23, 2016 20:05:05 GMT 1, I'm working on getting my faile poster framed like that one in Chicago. Currently the frame, inc decent glass, is heading above ยฃ400 with the lights powered by battery and activated by a touch sensor.
If I actually get it done I'll post details. Being worked on by a framers in Bristol
I'm working on getting my faile poster framed like that one in Chicago. Currently the frame, inc decent glass, is heading above ยฃ400 with the lights powered by battery and activated by a touch sensor.
If I actually get it done I'll post details. Being worked on by a framers in Bristol
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sidechained
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Black Light Posters, by sidechained on Jul 12, 2016 22:28:27 GMT 1, Haha.. Actually saw it today. Looks incredible in person.
To answer the other question, it is battery powered. I just matched a battery back with the voltage of the LEDs, and then stuck it on the back of the frame. It is controlled by a small toggle switch on the bottom of the frame.
Haha.. Actually saw it today. Looks incredible in person. Haha, you caught it in there for a tune-up. Some of the adhesive on the LEDs started coming off so they had to touch it up. To answer the other question, it is battery powered. I just matched a battery back with the voltage of the LEDs, and then stuck it on the back of the frame. It is controlled by a small toggle switch on the bottom of the frame. |
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