790 images -- all done!
Mar. 13th, 2003 09:35 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
tugrikThat's how many made it to the last stage. All of them sharpened, cropped, leveled. Done, finally! I've learned a little more since last year, but I can see I still have much to learn when it comes to studio photography. Of course, doing it en masse, assembly-line style to the tune of >1000 raw photos in two nights probably doesn't encourage the best habits in either shooting or post-processing. :)
Sure, that many frames of less subjects would be good: it would allow for more studies of single forms and let me be a lot more pick-and-choosy about what ends up as the final project. But with the sheer number of folks that showed up that's a quick 4 to 8 frames of each one done rapid-fire, then Next! There's a line waiting, Please Hurry!
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revar for the database and image number->name correlation. When the DB is up and going (tonight or tomorrow hopefully it's just a matter of deciphering handwriting and doing a little bulk data entry. Pretty easy stuff. Then master CD's for the Saturday party, and archival stuff. Webstuff and snailmail stuff to come after.
Sure, that many frames of less subjects would be good: it would allow for more studies of single forms and let me be a lot more pick-and-choosy about what ends up as the final project. But with the sheer number of folks that showed up that's a quick 4 to 8 frames of each one done rapid-fire, then Next! There's a line waiting, Please Hurry!
Now it's over to
revar for the database and image number->name correlation. When the DB is up and going (tonight or tomorrow hopefully it's just a matter of deciphering handwriting and doing a little bulk data entry. Pretty easy stuff. Then master CD's for the Saturday party, and archival stuff. Webstuff and snailmail stuff to come after.
