Well, the last of the snow has melted and our tulips are in.
4.25.2006
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1 comment:
You are right tacky it was, I was in a pissy mood.
As for the stacks of negatives, I would digitize them. Most old school photographers I know have done the same with theirs, then made prints from the file on archival papers; many labs can handle this, I can recommend a few.
There are several forums I have run into that speak to this method; I will pass them along if I can find them.
Perhaps this might work for you depending on the format of the negs Epson V750 Pro http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/consumer/consDetail.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=yes&oid=63056500 ,
Or any of the Epson film scanners are great for this task.
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