The only challenge is that, at 60MB a piece, storage gets eaten up quite
fast. 10 or 11 to a CD.
Luckily, OfficeMax has 'free with rebate' deals on CD-R blanks about every
third week. I ALWAYS buy them.
The had a 48x12x48 CD-RW for $10 about a month ago. It's still in the
closet. For that price, I though as spare would be worthwhile.
Tom
> Thanks Tom, for reminding me of one area where I haven't screwed up.
> I've always kept the original scan files and only worked on copies.
> The other thing I have done almost from the beginning of my film scanner
> use is to avoid any color/contrast, etc. adjustments in the scanning
> process, saving that for later in Photoshop. I notice Jan suggested this
> as a solution to a scanning problem today.
>
> I will remain reticent for now about those other areas where I have been
> less wise or foresighted.
>
> Moose
>
> Tom Scales wrote:
>
> >I have learned so much since then and committed the fatal error of newbie
scanners. I saved my changes on top of the original. This was during my
'if a little Unsharp mask is good, then a lot of USM is great' period and
now I appreciate the subtleties better.
> >
>
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