From
the latest TGIF: Moving On
As of today, the wireless
problem remains. This is a twofold problem. First, while in the field, how to
wirelessly transfer images from camera to IPad. Secondly, how, while in the
field, to wirelessly obtain "live view". That is, showing the image
on a IPad immediately after capture without removing the card from the camera.
Well, the first problem - while in
the field, how to wirelessly transfer images from camera to IPad. has been
solved. Solution required removal of an IPad app, download the app again and
then install the new download. Have no idea why or how this worked. Just know
that it did.
The
second problem - while in the field, to wirelessly obtain
"live view" still remains. Solving involves more coffee
and continued looking out the window.
In
addition to chasing wireless solutions, been investigating several scanning
programs. With the renewed interest in black and white film photography,
scanning is important. Whether the image is to be digitally printed or viewed
on a monitor, the scanning program is vital. There are several available -some
free others not.
Found a few newer ones that I had
not tried, downloaded the ones that looked interesting, and placed them on a
computer. Curious to see how the newer ones compared to those that I have been
using.
After
"playing" with the new, along with my usual programs, decided that
while the new offered some interesting choices, my old standbys, for my
purposes, were a better choice.
Will
leave with an example of a film scan
Richmond, Indiana.
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