Paul Provencher writes:
> 010321-01-05 - The fifth frame of the first roll shot on March 21, 2001.
I use a similar kind of system which I made up myself. It goes "format-
month/year-[film type+roll number]-frame".
For example, "6x7-3/2001-S1-4" means 6x7 format, shot (actually I use the
processing date) during March 2001, S means its a slide film (I use P for
print film), 1 indicates the first of that month, and frame #4 on that roll.
This works well for me as I store prints and slides separately, in order of
date. I don't bother getting too specific about the date because I usually
take a while to go through a roll, unless I'm on holiday when I might shoot a
roll on a good day.
I only started using this system at the beginning of last year so anything I
shot during '98 or '99 gets an 'x' in the month position as my memory isn't
_that_ good :)
I am working on a searchable database system in my spare time but
"feature creep" and other interests are all conspiring to delay it. Once I've
done the software I need to put the data into it which will be quite a long job
in itself...
Cheers,
- Dave
David A. Mann, B.E.
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