>Wijsmuller.VanderBel@xxxxxx wrote:
>> [...] I would like to know
>> how other listmembers approach this problem [...]
>
>Hi Frank,
>for me, pencil and paper still are the easiest and most versatile way of
>taking
>notes. For this purpose I've prefabricated index cards (filing cards) of
>postcard format and printed a table on them with the frame-numbers from 0
>to 37
>already filled in. The other columns are for lens (focal length), f-stop,
>exp.-time, exp.-correction and 'general remarks', the most important
>column. If
>shooting gets too quick (winders!), I may omit a few frames and start
>again with
>the number on the framecounter. The cards are small enough to fit into a shirt
>pocket when folded once, so I have no excuse for not taking them with me.
>As there is always one card for every film, this makes filing them away very
>easy (together with the negatives, if it was b/w). For slides I transfer the
>info onto the frame of the few 'keepers'.
>I found it very useful to take notes and to evaluate the resulting pictures
>critically together with them. Teaches a lot.
>Hope this helps
>Soenke, Hamburg
>
What a great idea.
Winsor
Winsor Crosby
Long Beach, California
mailto:wincros@xxxxxxxxxxx
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