So I take it that you didn't find any answers there to the finish matching question -
Know what you mean by "fast moving" pitchmen and demos. My technique is to ask them to start from square one and undo all their settings, bit heights and pre-sets; and then watch - some didn't like it too much but with the pressure of an audience standing around they generaly went along with it - gives you a better idea of how "quick, easy and accurate" some of those gadgets really are! And when they've got a good product, they're more than willing to do that.
Oh yeah, when you get your budget in order let me know - I've got a wish list to send along with you!!
Thanks for the report Derek.
Know what you mean by "fast moving" pitchmen and demos. My technique is to ask them to start from square one and undo all their settings, bit heights and pre-sets; and then watch - some didn't like it too much but with the pressure of an audience standing around they generaly went along with it - gives you a better idea of how "quick, easy and accurate" some of those gadgets really are! And when they've got a good product, they're more than willing to do that.
Oh yeah, when you get your budget in order let me know - I've got a wish list to send along with you!!
Thanks for the report Derek.