Thanks Rich. I like the boat heading towards the sky along the bay
myself. I think you know by now that your scanner/scanning technique
is not doing your work any favours.
I try to record everything I take with my OMs. I now have a notebook
for each sort of camera. One for my OM1N mono body, one for my 2
OM4/Tis, and one for my Bronica RF645. I miss shots every now and
again, but it serves to supplement my poor memory for places if I
record shots - exposure number, date, lens, aperture, shutter, meter
mode/indications, filter, content. In addition, each roll has a
number and I record the film type.
You might be interested to know that the Olympus Camera Club in the
Uk are selling Pearlcorders for £17Sterling. The newer digital
versions go for about £50 in case anyone is interested.
Cheers
Chris
At 01:03 -0400 05/09/02, Doggre@xxxxxxx wrote:
One other thing that is being painfully driven home to me as I post photos to
photo.net is that I am just plain a failure at recording the technical
details of my shots. Bad habit I have to break. One isn't inclined to put
down the camera and scribble down aperture, shutter speed, film, lens,
camera, filter, etc. when one is caught up in the moment (that all-too-brief,
fleeting moment) of zuiko, "magic light".
A small Olympus recorder would be great for that. Sit down after the shoot
and transcribe the details. Even with a recorder I bet I'd still miss some
details... the "action" just happens too fast. I'm too busy trying to meter
and set exposure to keep up with it.
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