Nikon Lenses With F75

[Kira]

for the borders i think can try batch function... i personally have not tried yet... can put one action on the whole folder of pictures...

yeps pros and cons...
maybe for event, film might be better.. youre right... just shoot and anything wrong, the developer will do it...
where you print your film?

I tried before... Somehow it doesn't work that way... Cos most of the time you'll want to resize your pics... I did some post processing of my shoots after scanning and was getting restless after only 15 pics....

I usually sent my negative to Colour lab... For Slides I'll send then to RGB....

 

[showtime]

looks like a converstion here man!!!
i go digipro at marine crescent..

yes resizing will take time and then the batch function will not work....
leave it to the shop...these people get paid to do the dirty work!

 

[Kira]

YEah... It really boils down to what do you want your final product to be.... But hor, sometimes client want digital also bo pian..... Sigh....

 

[coke21]

I tried before... Somehow it doesn't work that way... Cos most of the time you'll want to resize your pics... I did some post processing of my shoots after scanning and was getting restless after only 15 pics....

I usually sent my negative to Colour lab... For Slides I'll send then to RGB....

Yup digipro will do everything for you and even add in the borders if you want them too. Service is quite professional.

 

[sykestang]

for the borders i think can try batch function... i personally have not tried yet... can put one action on the whole folder of pictures...

yeps pros and cons...
maybe for event, film might be better.. youre right... just shoot and anything wrong, the developer will do it...
where you print your film?

Hey which software can do batch function? And how to go about doing it?
:bigeyes:

 

[coke21]

Hey which software can do batch function? And how to go about doing it?
:bigeyes:

think he was refering to Adobe Photoshop

 

[showtime]

yes photoshop

 

[sykestang]

yes photoshop

How... can give a simple instruction??? I've been using Photoshop to do that also but on a 1pic by 1pic basis. Anyone care to enlighten?