Well, I don't think I can afford *not* to do digital proofs now...the
client forwarded the link to friends and family yesterday and I've
already got 2 bookings and a couple of orders.
This is good.
So I need to figure out a way to get better b+w scans. Does anyone have
experience with that
Rob Studdert wrote:
The new Nikon 4000 has a full roll batch scan capability FWIW.
Thanks...I've got to decide if I really want to spend hours scanning my
negs...
I still can't send you mail directly, and that was with a second smtp
server.
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On Mon, 22 Oct 2001 10:18:49 -0700, tom wrote:
I actually use Excel to create large numbers of near identical html
pages. Once I have the formulas all sorted out I just fill in what
specifics are required and run a macro. For your situation once you
have the standard formulas you could
Bruce Dayton wrote:
Tom,
I have thought about doing that also, but have never been brave enough to
try. Even though I scan all the time, I have felt that the time to deal
with an entire wedding would be just too much. You would really need to
have full roll batch scanning with
John Mustarde mentioned:
On Mon, 22 Oct 2001 10:18:49 -0700, you wrote:
What I'd like to do, and my script is pretty close to doing,
is read a
directory of jpegs, create an index page of thumbnails, and an
individual html page from a template for each one. Can excel
do that?
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