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About Joe Appel
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I can answer questions related to many areas of photography, but most specifically relating to photojournalism. I can also offer advice on using digital and 35mm cameras, Adobe Photoshop, and digital photography in general. Once upon a time I was pretty good in a darkroom too.
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I have been a staff photographer for a major metropolitan newspaper group (over 100,000 circulation) for 12 years. Concurrently, I have maintained a freelance photography business.
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National Press Photographers Association
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Rolling Stone, USA Today, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Palm Beach Post, New York Daily News, Philadelphia Inquirer, Super Street Bike, Motorcyclist, Sport Rider, Cycle World, Roadracing World, T.W.O. (Two Wheels Only), the ABA Journal.
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You are here: Experts > Arts/Humanities > Visual Arts > Photography > going digital
Expert: Joe Appel
Date: 3/1/2006
Subject: going digital
Question
Hi
i have about 200 rolls of films (regular 35 MM) halh are color and half B&W.
What would be the best way to get them scanned? I dont have time to sit and
scan one shot at a time with regular scanner that scannes negatives.
Is there an easy way?
Thank you very much
Answer
Short of taking the rolls of film to lab that does this sort of thing I think you're going to have to bite the bullet and scan them individually. Doing them as a batch on a flat bed scanner won't give you the results you need to make a decent print out of the negative.
Nobody says you have to scan each and every negative out of a roll, so be judicious.
Good luck,
Joe
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