Re: My newest Project...
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- Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2005 07:17:22 +0200
In article <MOGdnVW_acBlNIneRVn-tw@xxxxxxxxxxx>, "Kinon O'cann"
<Yes.it's.me.Bowser> says...
> Yes, it requires effort, just as it does to sleeve, catalog, and store your
> film. No free lunch here on either side of the fence. But to compare film in
> a fireproof box to files on a hard drive that aren't backed up is simply not
> a fair or valid comparison. There's no such thing as indestructible media.
> Just ask Tony Spadaro, who lost tons of family photos in a fire. And those
> fireproof boxes are good for what, an hour?
I'm not saying digital is crap, I'm saying it's a fad for the general
public and it requires a lot more effort from the photographer in terms
of post-production. All the labs I have ever used do the leeving of negs
and slides for me at no extra charge. I simply label them and store them
in the box.
> FWIW, once the workflow is set up, it only takes about 20 minutes to burn 2
> DVDs and to relocate the files on the HD for future use. For me, it's a lot
> easier than sleeving, cataloging, and storing film. Plus, with the database
> programs that are available for image organization, retrieval is much
> easier.
What could be easier than handing in a roll of film, getting back a set
of prints, putting the negs in a box and the prints in an album?
> To each his own.
Indeed.
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