[at-l] Digitizing Hiking Slides

[Jim Bullard]

I also use Lightroom (Ver. 2) although there are some heavy editing things
that only Photoshop will do so I still make extensive use of that. I
sympathize with you on the daunting task of converting (in my case four)
decades of film to digital. Much of mine is B&W but I also have a file
drawer full of slides in hanging slide file pages and another drawer of
color negatives plus several old albums of family negatives & prints. I even
have a small number of my grandfather's glass plate negatives <
http://picasaweb.google.com/jim.bullard/JamesHackettSGlassPlatePhotos?authkey=MQP91Wt5ehI#>.
Think of it as something to occupy dark winter evenings.

Jim Bullard
http://jims-ramblings.blogspot.com/


On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 8:35 AM, Navigator <ftcracker at aol.com> wrote:

> I switched from Photoshop (have used it for years) to Lightroom
> recently. It's an excellent pro tool for managing digital photo
> libraries and editing photos both individually and in bulk. It can
> handle color correction ... my trouble is the sheer volume of images I
> need to scan. I've been shooting slide film for 20 years!
>
> Cheers, Navigator
> www.floridahikes.com
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