[Leica] Leica and Pottery Barn

[mcintyre at ca.inter.net (mcintyre@ca.inter.net)]

Indeed they do, and sometimes get into problems when they don't pay 
attention to the
details! I for a 
commercial printer, and quite often we point out images that have been 
flipped where
letters, numbers 
and other details are obviously wrong! But designers do like to have a flow 
to their
visual layout and 
will take liberties.

Here is the image in question from the pottery barn.

http://ww2.potterybarn.com/cat/pip.cfm?src=shpcfurbeddrs%7Crshop%2Fshpcfurocc%7Crshop%
2Fthmafur%7Ccthmnft%7Cnshop%7Crgift%5Cfthm%2Fshpcfur%
7Crshop&pkey=cfurbeddrs&gids=p5048


> Often editors prefer a shot reversed. An example is they may want a person
> "looking into" the center of a magazine rather than out towards the edge of
> the magazine. Product shot perspective, etc. I think it's an "artsy" thing
> 
> "Frank F. Farmer" wrote:
> 
> > I suppose you could.  But wouldn't that require and affirmative effort?
> >   Not the sort of thing that would happen on accident.  I'm asking, I
> > don't know.
> >
> > Frank
> >
> > On Mar 3, 2005, at 12:03 PM, islaymalt wrote:
> >
> > > Couldn't you just flip a digital shot in photoshop?
> 
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