john_richburg

No, HDR is adding another dimension to photography. And next year there will be something else

as the digital world moves so quickly. New mediums/techniques bringing into the art of photography new

people- how can that be bad?

I know that this is probably a never ending thread- but, is also a moving target!

A friend of mine has not been able to find a place to buy infrared film- he has tried an internet search and

even tried contacting Kodak.

Anyone have a source for this film- or want to sell theirs?

John

Conrad, thanks for your reply. Would you mind mentioning the software you do use? Is it

lightroom? or Bridge? other? and how does it work?

OK, I am brand new to the forum and I ran a search and couldn't find my topic- so apologize if this has

been asked before.

I am using Aperture 1.5 and I download my raw pics into ths program directly from my 350D. My

computer is filling up with image files. I back up the aperture library onto an external drive- but these

files aren't stored as separate picture files but as a proprietary aperature packaged file.

I understand that in aperture you can now save as seperate image files easily- but how do you do it?

I want to remove many of my image files off my computer to an external hard drive where I can easily find

my way back to distinct image files.

Please help me understand how those of you who use aperture do this? What is the workflow standard

protocol?

Thank you very much,

John