Paul SalmonJanuary 30, 2008Photos, ScanningComments Off on Organizing Digital Archives
A few months back I wrote a post call Data Archiving Method where I talked about which media I chose to backup my scanned photo and negative archives. I also mentioned the labeling method I chose to keep track of…Continue Reading →
Paul SalmonNovember 23, 2007Cameras, Photos, ScanningComments Off on About Colour Management
For those who like to edit and print your pictures with the same colours you see on a computer monitor, then learning how to manage colours is very important. Although the colours may look similar between a printed photo and…Continue Reading →
Paul SalmonNovember 16, 2007ScanningComments Off on Scanning Photos and Negatives Resolution
I have began archiving the photos and negatives that are conveniently stored away in boxes. It is a great undertaking, but one that I’m sure I’ll enjoy. I describe my organizing method in my post titled Data Archiving Method. The…Continue Reading →
There is much discussion on the Internet about the best method for backing up digital photos. Some say CD/DVDs are the best media, while others prefer hard drives or tapes. In my opinion there is no right way to back…Continue Reading →
Paul SalmonAugust 1, 2007Cameras, Photos, ScanningComments Off on Converting Digital Photos for E-mail or the Web
There have been many times in the past when someone has sent me an e-mail with picture attachments. I don’t mind picture attachments, if they are resized. Many times the pictures have not been resized and I end up downloading…Continue Reading →
Paul SalmonJuly 13, 2007Cameras, Photos, ScanningComments Off on Myth: 72dpi for Web Images
Every time I read articles or tutorials about saving images for Web pages or sending through e-mail they always mention saving the images with a resolution of 72dpi or Dots Per Inch. The interesting fact about this suggestion is that…Continue Reading →
Paul SalmonJune 25, 2007Photos, ScanningComments Off on About Scanning Photographs
I have read many articles and posts on the Web on how to scan photographs. There are many opinions as to the best way to perform the scan, and I have my own. This post will explain the most common…Continue Reading →