Positioning

Does the Cosco Pronto Belt-Positioning Booster Seat need to be secured to the seat of the car?
Q. If a Cosco Pronto Belt-Positioning Booster Seat is used for a young child, does the booster itself need to be secured to the seat of the car or just strapped in when the child uses the shoulder belt? If it needs to be secured to the seat, how? LATCH options? Installing in Chevy Impala.
Asked by Sue DeNym - Sat Sep 6 11:20:13 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The child sits in the booster, and you put the lap/shoulder belt over the child and seat together and buckle it. Making sure that the shoulder bet goes through the belt guide and sits right at the child's shoulders, and the lap belt is on the lap, NOT the tummy. It is not attached to the car any other way. There ARE boosters out there that can be hooked to the car with LATCH while the child is in them with the seatbelt. It provides extra protection that the child will not be thrown forward b/c the seat pushes them forward in an accident. Also, having a booster that can be LATCHED in prevents the booster from flying through the car as a projectile if there is an accident and no one is sitting in the booster. Technically, boosters should be… [cont.]
Answered by littleangelfire81 - Sat Sep 6 18:03:43 2008

what are some interesting studio light positioning with 3 strobe lights for models?
Q. I am just starting to get into studio lighting and I am wanting to know some positioning of the lights that can be done to create better photos.
Asked by xdibellax - Wed Jan 27 12:37:18 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Use one as a back light, one as a fill (one - two stops lower than your main) and one as your main. Position your fill to your left about one arms length away and flat on to the subject.Place your main above the subject with a slight tilt down on your right hand side.Once you have all your lights metered, take a string and tie it to the main light and have your subject hold the end to their nose. Now create an arc with that light from 6 o'clock position (by your camera to one o'clock position). to the one o'clock position.You can tape mark the floor at a few of these positions. Now your lighting will be correct and you may experiment with your main in different locations. This is a great way to begin to see your lighting patterns and how… [cont.]
Answered by Perki88 - Wed Jan 27 12:48:30 2010

How do I stop relative positioning html from leaving an empty space in the table?
Q. I have a wide-screen monitor, so absolute positioning messes up the image display for anyone without one. However, Myspace forces you to use tables for relative positioning. When doing so, it leaves an empty spot in the table where it normally would be (see: The spot I'm referring to is the large black space under the image and above the text.
Asked by bmullecker - Fri Oct 31 00:46:55 2008 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments

A. you dont want to use relative positioning either you just arent positioning your divs with absolute the right way here's how to do it on myspace .divNameHere {position:absolute; left:50%; top:500px; margin-left:-200px;} you have to leave left set to 50% and use top and margin-left to position it
Answered by o - Fri Oct 31 00:52:20 2008