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Recent content by 883robert

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    Automating extraction of frames from a roll

    That's clear now John. Excellent. I'll make a template and experiment. This is promising. In the meantime I've come up with a fall back technique. Rather than import each of the 36 individual images into my digital asset management software I could import just the ex-camera 'Print File' image of...
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    Automating extraction of frames from a roll

    Thanks John, this is an ingenious suggestion. Can you clarify a couple of points for me? 1. What do you mean when you refer to Printfile? Is this just the image produced by my camera after photographing the sleeve of negatives? 2. Why have you suggested creating a single file using Photoshop's...
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    Automating extraction of frames from a roll

    Ah, I had omitted an important aspect. Once the 36 individual pictures are extracted from the 'contact' file I would import them into my digital asset management program (IMatch). Then I could assign rmetadata and sort the sheep from the goats. The resolution of the individual files will enable...
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    Automating extraction of frames from a roll

    Hi. I'm trying to extract parts of an image in Photoshop and saving these parts to individual files. Specifically I'm digitising my negative archives. I photograph the negatives in their polythene sleeves, one photo per roll, i.e. one photo per polythene sleeve. Thus each file produced by the...
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