Back in the days of film, prior to going on an assignment, I would stop at a camera store and purchase enough film for the shoot. Of course, I would estimate this from a shot list provided by my client and added extra to it, based on some WAG (Wild Ass Guessing) factor.
In most cases, I would buy the film in "blocks" of twenty, as 20 roll boxes of either 35mm 24 or 36 exposure film came cello-wrapped that way. I'd buy these blocks because they had the same emulsion number and, therefore, I could expect to have consistent results. Anything left over went into my refrigerator for those one off quickie assignments or for fun and testing.
After the assignment, I'd drop off the film, nore often E-6 chromes, in two batches--odd number rolls in on one day and even number when I picked up the first batch the next day. If there were any lab accidents, only half of my film was at risk at any one time.
Once back at my office with the developed chromes, I'd lay them out on a light table to view them. No matter what size film I used, 35mm, 120/220 or 4x5, I needed to view them with a magnifier. I'd go through each and every one, putting aside, in two batches, definite keepers and the garbage shots.
It's all so much easier with digital, including the last bit about culling the images. Instead of using a magnifier, I can look at each image full screen and even magnify it beyond that to see critical areas. Now, that I'm not restricted by a finite number of images (memory cards notwithstanding), I tend to shoot more pictures than necessary, even some grab shots along the way or some, I call, experimental.
Working through large batches of exposures requires a tool that can accomplish a number of tasks quickly. Recently, I had the go...
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Initially, I was reluctant to add another software application to my workflow as I had thought importing the files into Adobe Lightroom and working with them there was enough. However, I can definitely see the efficacy of using Photo Mechanic on the front end to speedily get to a stage where I can do any necessary editing. Photo Mechanic displays JPG, TIFF and RAW (also JPG + RAW) files quicker than most any application I have used.
I don't know about you, but frankly, I really don't like the grunt work--I'd rather be shooting or drooling over new gear. Photo Mechanic is quite efficient at what it does and for what it does, it leads the pack.
(1) It's always wise and highly recommended you make at least one other copy of the folder with all of the images as a backup. You should never work on the only originals.
another. I like picking up a roll of developed film at the corner photo lab and
...f the soaking and rerolling on or more of the matrices. When he was finished, it would create a full color image print.
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Before it was made, many films were only one reel in length and involved no
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As you can see, there is a big world waiting for you to capture and mold its image. Whether you just want to remember that sunset on your honeymoon, your little one’s first steps or even if you click your shutter at everything you pass… the right equipment certainly helps. Whatever equipment you use, with good lighting and attention to such details as film type and speed, distance from subject, rule of thirds, and an eye for what you want, you can make beautiful photos that you and yours will cherish for generations to come.
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The ability to alter images can open creative outlets for photographers and In turn, produce better quality work. Any photog...
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When you first get your brand new, expensive and sophisticated DSLR camera, you may be forgiven for thinking that's all you really need to take good photos... and, for a time, you're content to explore the myriad of features and settings that festoon the outer body of the camera, as well as those hidden among the many pages of your camera's bottomless pit of menus and sub menus.