Infant Proportions Illustrated Volume 2

Publisher: Bonnie Urquhart Gruenberg

Language: English

Country: United States

Compact disc $15.50 Add to Cart

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Infant Proportions Illustrated is the first photographic reference on CD that presents babies photographed in natural poses from a vantage point that clearly shows anatomy and proportions. It also supplies accurate measurements of actual infants, and a PowerPoint overview of the infant’s features. The artist can print the images life-size and even create templates while accurately capturing the poses of a healthy infant. Each volume features a different baby so watch for new editions and collect them all!
Bonnie Urquhart Gruenberg - writer, artist, photographer - is a certified nurse- midwife with a master’s degree from the University of Pennsylvania. She is the author and illustrator of Essentials of Prehospital Maternity Care, (Prentice Hall, 2005) and Hoofprints in the Sand, Wild horses of the Atlantic Coast (Eclipse Press, 2002). Visit her on the web at www.themidwifesite.com.

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Reference Images or New Parent Camera Dump

22 Nov 2008

by ratscloset

If I followed the rule, if you can not say something nice, do not say anything at all I would leave this review blank. Possibly that is why this has never been reviewed, other customers followed the rule mentioned.

Several images are blurred or out of focus as if the delete key was not functioning. As with Volume 1 (separate Product) this appears to be more or less a Camera Dump. Unlike Volume 1, no attempt has been made with the images to give any Reference relation, such as the Ruler used in volume 1.

I will say that several of the images compile to make somewhat decent Reference Images, but the lack of detail images of many possible shots, this one falls well short of meeting even limited expectations. If you need a Reference, buy Volume 1 and do not expect much from that, but it is far superior to Volume 2. Image quality in this Volume is also an issue. The use of JPG over TIFF was a bit of a disappointment.

In Closing.. buy only if you have no other use for the fee requested for this product.

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