Digital BW, The Print

Does anyone have a way to make a proof sheet or contact sheet to 
examine all of your negatives from a 35mm roll.  I'm running windows 
with a Canon4000 scanner.  Aside from scanning every frame, I hope 
I'm missing some easy efficient way. Thanks,  Scott

I use a flat bed scanner for that. Just lay down all your negs in the 
holder and scan and then print out the contact sheet

Vinny
http://www.wulfsden.com



--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "smichener" 
<smichener@y...> wrote:
> Does anyone have a way to make a proof sheet or contact sheet to 
> examine all of your negatives from a 35mm roll.  I'm running 
windows 
> with a Canon4000 scanner.  Aside from scanning every frame, I hope 
> I'm missing some easy efficient way. Thanks,  Scott

> Does anyone have a way to make a proof sheet or contact sheet to
> examine all of your negatives from a 35mm roll.  I'm running windows
> with a Canon4000 scanner.  Aside from scanning every frame, I hope
> I'm missing some easy efficient way. Thanks,  Scott

Hi Scott,

I keep my processed film in ClearFile holders.  I use a tabloid sized Epson
836XL flatbed scanner to scan the entire sheets using the transparency
adapter, of course.  It works great, and is quite easy!

Regards,

Austin

Austin,

Once you have then scanned, are you using any special program that can sort and file them as individual images?

Thanks,

Mark Maio

Austin Franklin wrote:

> > Does anyone have a way to make a proof sheet or contact sheet to
> > examine all of your negatives from a 35mm roll.  I'm running windows
> > with a Canon4000 scanner.  Aside from scanning every frame, I hope
> > I'm missing some easy efficient way. Thanks,  Scott
>
> Hi Scott,
>
> I keep my processed film in ClearFile holders.  I use a tabloid sized Epson
> 836XL flatbed scanner to scan the entire sheets using the transparency
> adapter, of course.  It works great, and is quite easy!
>
> Regards,
>
> Austin
>
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Hi Mark,

No, I simply store them as a single image, with a file name and in a folder,
that is appropriately named...

Regards,

Austin

> Austin,
>
> Once you have then scanned, are you using any special program
> that can sort and file them as individual images?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mark Maio
>
> Austin Franklin wrote:
>
> > > Does anyone have a way to make a proof sheet or contact sheet to
> > > examine all of your negatives from a 35mm roll.  I'm running windows
> > > with a Canon4000 scanner.  Aside from scanning every frame, I hope
> > > I'm missing some easy efficient way. Thanks,  Scott
> >
> > Hi Scott,
> >
> > I keep my processed film in ClearFile holders.  I use a tabloid
> sized Epson
> > 836XL flatbed scanner to scan the entire sheets using the transparency
> > adapter, of course.  It works great, and is quite easy!
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Austin

Hi all, 

Just got the exchange flower pictures.  Again, there's some beautiful
prints there.

Just a couple of quick comments tonight, and tomorrow, I'll have a bit
more to talk about.

Several of you used the MIS VM and FS N inks, while a few used piezotone
inks.  To be honest, I couldn't see all that much difference in quality
between them. The blacks looked about the same to me with all the inks
used. They sure have improved since I started digital printing! 

Shilesh, you didn't include a data sheet, might I ask what camera/format
you used for the lily?  It was the sharpest digital print I've yet seen! 

Photo Rag and eclipse seem to be the 2 most beautiful papers, and the
old standby EAM ain't chopped liver, either.

More tomorrow.

Jerry