Hi Rick.
When i did horse work on film,i usually shot the first frame with a number
written in my
note pad. Ie: if i
was at Pickering horse centre and on roll one i would write PHC 5-1, for the
farm i was
at,the month
and the roll number.
Then when i got the film back i could mark the sleeve top with the proper data
by looking
at the first
frame.
I need to do this as i track my riders by show number and film cannister/frame
number for
reprints.
You lose a frame but what the heck.
Dave Brooks
> The problem: I send my slide film out for
processing
> (to The Slideprinter) about 5 rolls at a time. I
> number the rolls, and ask the lab to note the roll
> numbers on the slide boxes. Sometimes that happens,
> and sometimes not. Last year I came back from a trip
> with 15 exposed rolls, and the boxes came back with no
> numbers, which was a real pain.
>
> Soooo...how do others keep track of rolls through the
> lab? Is there some way to quickly and indelibly mark
> the leader?
>
> Don't anyone bother to tell me to switch to an MZ-S or
> istD/DS!
>
> Rick
>
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