 YO!  Who has shot film?  What do you do to preserve your film history?  Do you scan your best shots?  I’m curious what your process is.  For the last 20+ years I’ve worked so hard to scan and organize my film shoots.  At first I started scanning the best of the best.  I began when digital started and my goal was to scan the best shots for safety.  It was a lot, but so worth it.
YO!  Who has shot film?  What do you do to preserve your film history?  Do you scan your best shots?  I’m curious what your process is.  For the last 20+ years I’ve worked so hard to scan and organize my film shoots.  At first I started scanning the best of the best.  I began when digital started and my goal was to scan the best shots for safety.  It was a lot, but so worth it.
As time went on I started scanning what I call the “B+” shots. What I discovered was I have a lot of great images I forgot about. I call those my Hidden Gems. Every time I pull a file from the past and look through the proof sheets, negs or chromes I find something special. The memories come flooding back and I smile! I can NOT believe that I’ve been shooting for over 50 years now.
I will keep gong through my past shoots and scanning what I can. It’s such a process, but I love it. The history of my life in photos is never dull. I just have to say my scanner is getting a serious workout. I wish I had some help! Any volunteers?
 
			
					












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