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good question. I think you would be okay. Depending on the weight of you camera you might need to add a counter weight.

You can use a tripod for overhead videos by adding weight to the opposite side of the arm holding your camera. Most tripods come with a carabiner or hook at the bottom of the center column, where you can hang a bag or other weight. This helps balance the tripod and keeps it stable, ensuring smooth, steady shots.

You are very welcome!

I am glad you liked it!

Good call! Totally forgot about it!

Not necessarily you need the two inch or any kind of border really. but avoiding printing full bleed (if you do not need the full bleed) could reduce maintenance costs.

I am glad it helped!

Glad it helped!

Interesting! I had that issue with the p10000. we kept using it and it cleared the head. my guess is that the head needs to be cleaned which I am sure if it would the problem, Epson guy would do that. it also could be the paper coming off from the surface at the edges (suction problem). could also be probably due to short gap between your head and the paper which can be set in the manual settings in the epson driver.

Have you run a test print from the driver to see if all colors and all nozzles are working properly? could you explain what the problem is with your prints? do you see lines in the print or the color are off (greenish for example). and are you using the HP inks or third-parties? I have this issue with 3rd parties ink

@@amir_aghareb I am using 3rd party inks simply because the genuine inks are so hard to find nowadays. My biggest problem is just printing in the correct format, as in it printing as the preview shows. It is extremally particular in what settings I use. I finally got that process figured out by using Photoshop CS6, but my colors still come out poor. I'm borderline on selling it and just getting a newer large-format printer. Trying another project a month following this process rendered the steps worthless and it once again isn't recognizing my custom paper sizes and refuses to print correctly. It's unfortunate, as this same exact printer that I used in one of my highschool classes 11 years ago. I was hoping to extend its life, but hardware and software handshakes just have other plans. :(

Sorry to hear that! we typically get them form B&H in the U.S. and third-party inks are just not the best for getting accurate colors unfortunately.

I am glad to hear that! Thanks for the comment, Melissa!