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I can host yours for you, if you’d like.

[soosh]

while I use and love my flatbed epson for medium-format 6×6, it is true madness to try and use it for 35mm. Once I got a dedicated slide scanner, the jump in time saved and frustration avoided, not to mention quality scans, leaped by multitudes.

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woo, I’ve moved up in the world.

Is there an echo up there at the North Pole?

something like that. or too many windows open to keep track of.

[soosh]

woo, I’ve moved up in the world.

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I’ve got a Nikon slide scanner that I picked up at a state surplus sale for next to nothing.

One thing about buying slide scanners – they seem to have held their value fairly well, so I would imagine that you could recoup nearly all your purchase price if you buy one to scan all your slides and then sell it on ebay.

[soosh]

Damn, that’s a good price.

I have on order a timer remote and a angle finder/viewfinder multiplier from a Chinese supplier that sells on ebay. Can’t wait to get them.

[soosh]

Damn, that’s a good price.

I have on order a timer remote and a angle finder/viewfinder multiplier from a Chinese supplier that sells on ebay. Can’t wait to get them.

[soosh]

that is very cool. hold on tight!

What monopod did you buy?

[soosh]

bummer, harpo.

my co-joined twins didn’t make the cut this week, so I’ll share them here.

[soosh]

I used to love CP and ND/Grad filters, but I don’t think I have used one in a couple of years. I don’t know why, it just never occurs to me to put them on, but I carry them everywhere.

[soosh]

I had nothing. I bought Brach’s Circus Peanuts. I now have entries.

[soosh]

I love the color temperature setting in RAW post-processing with Canon’s software. It’s like suddenly having every hue filter ever made all on one slidebar.

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I seriously have never messed with the white balance setting on my camera. I leave it on auto and adjust post-process.

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shoot RAW, never worry about white balance again.

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