Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/04/22
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Tina Manley wrote: > No fair, Ted! I don't have Sandy to help me! > > I can load 50 slides in the batch feeder and scan them while I do other > stuff (in the daylight). I save them all as tif's. Then they can be > printed quickly as contact sheets and with the click of a mouse add them > all to my database to be captioned and add keywords. Then they are > searchable and ready to add to any submittal or delivery form which is > automatic in InView/StockView. So, I'm not only making contact sheets, I'm > making a searchable database and inventory for stock. > Granted, it would take longer than 15 minutes to print out 60 sheets, but > while they are printing, I am writing captions to go on the labels or > mounting and filing other slides. > Besides, while the computer at times gives me headaches, it's nothing like > the headaches I get from darkroom chemicals! Even Lagavulin doesn't help!<<<<<<< Tina, You sure your not drinking the chemicals and trying to soup in the Lagavullin? :-) >>>>>>> Granted, it would take longer than 15 minutes to print out 60 sheets, but while they are printing, I am writing captions to go on the labels or mounting and filing other slides.<<<<<<<<<< Now that's what I like to hear, as it gives me an excellent reason to sweet talk herself, she who must be obeyed, into me buying a new high speed computer. Because "Tina says this is the way to do it!" :) Like I'm making better use of my time, so I can have "more time with her!" I wonder if she'll go for that line after 50 years? :) Do I take it from your description that you mount your final edit B&W negs in slide mounts? Sandy and i will have to look into this system after I get back from Europe in 4 weeks and see if we can switch over to "all computer electronic printing" or that this old dog is really too old to switch. Thanks for the info. regards, ted