I'll have my secretary call your secretary.
george wrote:
> Ken's method described here is one I aspire to. Slides in hanging print
> file folders, categorized and indexed. I have 2 file cabinet drawers full
> of 'em and I haven't kept up for the past couple of years. I've got a huge
> backlog that I need to handle.
>
> I want to take this opportunity to mention another of my 'Little Buddy's'
> Outdoor Photo articles from several years ago. It was titled: (paraphrasing
> from memory): "How to sort and store your slides" Basically, the way he
> does it was described thusly: "When I get back from a trip and have
> thousands of images, I go thru them and weed out the wheat from the chaff.
> After I have all the keepers, I have my staff sort them, annotate them,
> index and file them" So, take his advice and get yourself a staff. (Thanks
> for another article useful to the readers, GR)
>
> george
>
> >>I am starting to have a lot of negatives, but have so
> >>far made no move to organize them.
> >>
> >>How does the experienced Zuikoholic store, categorize,
> >>keep for eternity those precious negs?
> >
> >The best way I have found to keep slides and negatives organized and stored
> >is using the poly sheets (3-ring binder types). I place them inside
> >hanging folders which are categorized by subject or project
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