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Re: Selling Stock Photography Scanning large format negatives.

There are plenty of flatbed scanners that can scan all sizes of negs using a variety or forms or add-ons. Epson makes several low cost ones that do a fair job as does HP. Microtek also. You can spend more but it depends on the quality you want. For the best quality, take it a pro with a drum scanner. you won't be able to beat that with anything else. I have a SCSI based Microtek that I have trays to scan ANYTHING and it does a fair job. I also us Lasersoft Silverfast scanning software. You can't beat that either!
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On Wed, Aug 24, 2011 at 7:53 PM, RK <rolf.krohna@gmail.com> wrote:

What I do, after a lot of experimenting, is to place them on a light-box (6,000 Kelvin light), carefully masked to you see only the neg, then use my digital camera a to photograph the neg.

It took a lot of experimenting to get the camera settings right, and then I use the computer to fine tune the picture.

There are a lot of commercial firms that can do this job as well, but I found that this works best for me.




On 24-Aug-2011 3:52 PM, negativecollector wrote:

I cannot figure out the best way to scan my 4x5 negs....No problen with slides but I have an extensive number of larger negs and need to copy for the computer.
I am just getting back into this and my films have been stored for 35+ years and things have changed...Help!


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Re: Selling Stock Photography Scanning large format negatives.

 

What I do, after a lot of experimenting, is to place them on a light-box (6,000 Kelvin light), carefully masked to you see only the neg, then use my digital camera a to photograph the neg.

It took a lot of experimenting to get the camera settings right, and then I use the computer to fine tune the picture.

There are a lot of commercial firms that can do this job as well, but I found that this works best for me.




On 24-Aug-2011 3:52 PM, negativecollector wrote:

 

I cannot figure out the best way to scan my 4x5 negs....No problen with slides but I have an extensive number of larger negs and need to copy for the computer.
I am just getting back into this and my films have been stored for 35+ years and things have changed...Help!

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Selling Stock Photography Scanning large format negatives.

 

I cannot figure out the best way to scan my 4x5 negs....No problen with slides but I have an extensive number of larger negs and need to copy for the computer.
I am just getting back into this and my films have been stored for 35+ years and things have changed...Help!

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We have a new photo album!

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As for Totally Bouncy Gallery, don't fear loyal members,
TBG is still going to be here and some (not all) of the
photos will still be here too.

WE ARE NOT GOING ANYWHERE!

I'm just trying to get the people who can see the photos,
even more a chance to get the best of Glamor and Fashion.

I wanted to take Glamor to a new level in CLASS!!

But members abused that, tried to upload pics that were
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This group is now 17,000+ members strong... and yet, how
many Totally true members are there?

Well, now management is going to find out.

If you can see the album, if you can see the photos, and
if you put a little time and effort into it... you can
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If you can't ( AND NO! WE STILL DO NOT E-MAIL PICS! ) then
you can still be here.

So, now your in the know!

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[Totally-Bouncy-Gallery] File - Fight Fire

 


NEWS!.......... NEWS!................ NEWS!

Totally Bouncy Gallery is no longer
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we have spun off our "Mother" Group
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Yay!...
TBG is going to focus on Glamor and Fashion ...
with still a bit of Amateur to keep things fresh!
Please don't be mistaken...
we are still affiliated with RBG Group...
and hope to broaden the field a bit!
** MIZ **

>>>>>>>
Since we are still affiliated with RBG Group...
>>>>>>>

Hate to fight fire with fire but...
Now if you use yahoo new group search there's like hundreds
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Don't ya just HATE that????

So this "ad" page Group had been made :(

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The Real Bikini Gals link is:

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Real Group!
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http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Mardi-Gras-Gallery

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Selling Stock Photography Re: PLUS Registry is Now in BETA

 

>This would be amazing if we could have a central image database in combination with Google's new search-by-image.
 
This is one of the possibilities the STOP43 lobbying group are pursuing in our current talks as the British Government attempts to drag itself into the 21st Century on copyright, orphans and related matters, without in our case the Google connection.
 
You don't need Google, there are others out there doing a similar job, better and without the desire to (apparently) wish to control the known universe (and other universes yet to be discovered)
 
Read more here:
 
 
I am off on Tuesday down to London again to talk to the nice people at the IPO (Intellectual Property Office)
 
Kind regards
 
 
 
 
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Selling Stock Photography PLUS Registry is Now in BETA

 

https://www.plusregistry.org/cgi-bin/WebObjects/PlusDB

"Find and contact artists, rights-holders, licensors, licensees and archives."

This would be amazing if we could have a central image database in combination with Google's new search-by-image. That could be the case, I imagine, if Google were to see this registry as a priority image source and showed any matching images from the registry first in their results.

Fred Voetsch

Group Moderator - Selling Stock Photography
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/selling_stock_photography/

Owner - Acclaim Images, LLC
http://www.acclaimimages.com/

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Re: Selling Stock Photography Re: Request for Raw File

 

Thanks, Fred.
 
Gerry B.

From: Fred
Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2011 12:34 PM
Subject: Selling Stock Photography Re: Request for Raw File

 



Hello Gerry,

My two cents: work it out. A TIFF should be fine but it's extremely unlikely that they would steal your image in this manner so I would consider providing a RAW file for the right price. A simple agreement that they accept any and all liabilities for their non-exlusive use should suffice, in my opinion. With agreements like those I always like to keep it simple and in writing.

Just remember that you are already exposing your images via the micro site and in this case, you are dealing with a buyer that is much less anonymous than usual, so don't be afraid of making the deal.

Fred Voetsch

Group Moderator - Selling Stock Photography
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/selling_stock_photography/

Owner - Acclaim Images, LLC
http://www.acclaimimages.com/

--- In selling_stock_photography@yahoogroups.com, "Gerry Boughan" <merkuri2@...> wrote:
>
> Hi all;
>
> Today I received a request from a representative of one of the microstock websites that market my images which asked verbatim: "We recently received an inquiry from a customer who would like to download your image (ID #........) but for a large print of 20' x 7'. Would you be able to provide us with the raw file for this image?" I replied with a few questions/concerns: 1) The raw file contains logos on buildings and am concerned about my liability in its' usage. 2) Noise in the sky of raw file...... 3) What is the agreement as to restriction of use of the file, future, etc.? 4) What is my commission?
>
> What are your experienced thoughts as to this requests and my compliance, liability, etc.? I would appreciate your comments and thoughts. Thank you.
>
> Regards,
>
> Gerry B.
>

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Selling Stock Photography Re: Request for Raw File

 



Hello Gerry,

My two cents: work it out. A TIFF should be fine but it's extremely unlikely that they would steal your image in this manner so I would consider providing a RAW file for the right price. A simple agreement that they accept any and all liabilities for their non-exlusive use should suffice, in my opinion. With agreements like those I always like to keep it simple and in writing.

Just remember that you are already exposing your images via the micro site and in this case, you are dealing with a buyer that is much less anonymous than usual, so don't be afraid of making the deal.

Fred Voetsch

Group Moderator - Selling Stock Photography
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/selling_stock_photography/

Owner - Acclaim Images, LLC
http://www.acclaimimages.com/

--- In selling_stock_photography@yahoogroups.com, "Gerry Boughan" <merkuri2@...> wrote:
>
> Hi all;
>
> Today I received a request from a representative of one of the microstock websites that market my images which asked verbatim: "We recently received an inquiry from a customer who would like to download your image (ID #........) but for a large print of 20' x 7'. Would you be able to provide us with the raw file for this image?" I replied with a few questions/concerns: 1) The raw file contains logos on buildings and am concerned about my liability in its' usage. 2) Noise in the sky of raw file...... 3) What is the agreement as to restriction of use of the file, future, etc.? 4) What is my commission?
>
> What are your experienced thoughts as to this requests and my compliance, liability, etc.? I would appreciate your comments and thoughts. Thank you.
>
> Regards,
>
> Gerry B.
>

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Re: Selling Stock Photography Request for Raw File

 

Thanks, Avril.  Comment is very much appreicated. 

Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2011 8:03 AM
Subject: Re: Selling Stock Photography Request for Raw File

 

In short, you have to be mad to hand over your raw file.  It's your negative.  You can easily supply them with a TIFF in the size they want.  Offer that and refuse to hand over the raw.  It's the only proof you have that you are the author of the image.  If you give them a copy, all metadata and IPTC data is editable and they could claim it's theirs and refuse to pay you a cent.



From: Gerry Boughan <merkuri2@sbcglobal.net>
Organization: Mercury Associates
Reply-To: <selling_stock_photography@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Tue, 9 Aug 2011 07:07:01 -0700
To: <selling_stock_photography@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: Selling Stock Photography Request for Raw File

 

Hi all;
 
Today I received a request from a representative of one of the microstock websites that market my images which asked verbatim:  "We recently received an inquiry from a customer who would like to download your image (ID #........) but for a large print of 20' x 7'. Would you be able to provide us with the raw file for this image?"  I replied with a few questions/concerns:  1) The raw file contains logos on buildings and am concerned about my liability in its' usage.  2)  Noise in the sky of raw file......  3) What is the agreement as to restriction of use of the file, future, etc.? 4) What is my commission?
 
What are your experienced thoughts as to this requests and my compliance, liability, etc.?  I would appreciate your comments and thoughts.  Thank you.
 
Regards,
 
Gerry B.

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Re: Selling Stock Photography Request for Raw File

 

In short, you have to be mad to hand over your raw file.  It's your negative.  You can easily supply them with a TIFF in the size they want.  Offer that and refuse to hand over the raw.  It's the only proof you have that you are the author of the image.  If you give them a copy, all metadata and IPTC data is editable and they could claim it's theirs and refuse to pay you a cent.



From: Gerry Boughan <merkuri2@sbcglobal.net>
Organization: Mercury Associates
Reply-To: <selling_stock_photography@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Tue, 9 Aug 2011 07:07:01 -0700
To: <selling_stock_photography@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: Selling Stock Photography Request for Raw File

 

Hi all;
 
Today I received a request from a representative of one of the microstock websites that market my images which asked verbatim:  "We recently received an inquiry from a customer who would like to download your image (ID #........) but for a large print of 20' x 7'. Would you be able to provide us with the raw file for this image?"  I replied with a few questions/concerns:  1) The raw file contains logos on buildings and am concerned about my liability in its' usage.  2)  Noise in the sky of raw file......  3) What is the agreement as to restriction of use of the file, future, etc.? 4) What is my commission?
 
What are your experienced thoughts as to this requests and my compliance, liability, etc.?  I would appreciate your comments and thoughts.  Thank you.
 
Regards,
 
Gerry B.

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Selling Stock Photography Request for Raw File

 

Hi all;
 
Today I received a request from a representative of one of the microstock websites that market my images which asked verbatim:  "We recently received an inquiry from a customer who would like to download your image (ID #........) but for a large print of 20' x 7'. Would you be able to provide us with the raw file for this image?"  I replied with a few questions/concerns:  1) The raw file contains logos on buildings and am concerned about my liability in its' usage.  2)  Noise in the sky of raw file......  3) What is the agreement as to restriction of use of the file, future, etc.? 4) What is my commission?
 
What are your experienced thoughts as to this requests and my compliance, liability, etc.?  I would appreciate your comments and thoughts.  Thank you.
 
Regards,
 
Gerry B.

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