Clyde Soles wrote:
> It's rare but s**t happens...and Murphy dictates the odds decrease as the
> film becomes harder to replace. When I come back from a big trip with lots
> of film, I always drop it off in batches...just in case. Trusting the mail
> is inconceivable to me but I hear of people who do.
Regardless of whether you use mailers, custom labs, or whatever, it is always
a
good idea to have your name and address on the first frame of every roll. Use
a
handkerchief and print the info on it and shoot it first. A hanky is, IMHO,
the
best way to go since you can throw it in the camera bag and it won't take up
any
room and it never wears out. This will help lessen the risk of losing film,
but as
you said..... "s**t" happens..........
Bob
>
>
> BTW, I suspect pros who learned on wonder bricks are more prone to
> bracketing than the old timers who learned to see light and think.
> Certainly a necessary evil at times though.
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