Cory, Classic problem with many solutions. Each one has it's problems. What I have finally arrived at is 3 ring binders with negative pages. I scan the roll of film - assign a roll # xxxx1 and frame # to each scan. No real corrections other than what the scanner driver offers. Those are archived on CD. I can quickly scan through the cd's using Ulead's Photo Explorer to locate a specific image for later use. The binders hold pages of negatives with the corresponding roll #.
I've tried a bunch of ways and this is what works for me. Note that I am not trying to go all digital, just use it as a way of filing/finding for later use. I have a positive image to look at and can scan much quicker than leafing through the pages. Bruce Tuesday, November 19, 2002, 10:58:51 AM, you wrote: C> Currently I have probably a thousand or more negatives in shoeboxes and the C> like stashed in closets. They're all sleeved or in the pouches from the C> minilabs. These are mostly snapshots and I'm not making any money from C> reprints. But I'd like to be able to find a shot I wanted to use for this C> month's PUG and am faced with the thought of rummaging through the boxes to C> find it. C> What's a good way to archive these things? I'm imagining big three-ring C> binders with pages designed to hold negatives but I've never seen such a C> thing in the wild. What to you guys do? C> Cory Waters
