Civil War Photo Sleuth I moderated a presentation by Vikram Mohanty about the very cool crowdsourcing platform, Civil War Photo Sleuth. They are working at the intersection of crowdsource, machine
In the book Digitizing Your Photos, I outline a method to convert negatives using Lightroom’s curves. I’ve been very happy with the B&W conversions I get, and moderately happy with
Just in time for the holidays, give yourself the gift of a great slide/35mm film copy system. I have six freshly modified PS4 units ready to go, along with four
On November 5, TV3 became the first DAM application in the world to support the new IPTC Alternative Text and Extended Description metadata fields. These fields are designed to assist
Six years ago, I was hired by PhotoShelter to create “PhotoShelter for companies.” Five months later, we launched Libris, which has now overtaken the photographer-oriented part of the company in
Editor’s Note: Since I’ve turned Facebook comments off, I’m experimenting with turning them on directly in the blog. Feel free to ask any questions you may have about this subject
I wrote an article that has just been published in Petapixel. In the article, I offer some insight on megapixels and camera scanning, particularly for 35mm film originals. We are
I’ve just finished a new batch of rail systems for camera scanning and I have a few additional ones available. These are among the very best tools for camera scanning
