One of the most important tasks I had at National Jukebox Exchange was photographing inventory and customer’s machines after restoration. If you attempt to photograph a jukebox while the lights are turned on, with conventional cameras, you will either be able to see the lights or the wood, based on the settings, never usually both. To capture stunning jukebox photographs as the eye would see them, I had to develop a special 2 part process to capture the image and edit. Each of these images took about 2 hours to complete from start to finish. Six of my Jukebox studio photographs appeared in the August 2012 Robb Report Collection Magazine Article “Jukebox Heroes”.