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P3D Mounting



In a message dated 1/2/99 7:55:14 PM, Dana wrote:

<<Do RBT pairs not need to be mounted? What I'd give to not have to 
hand-mount slides...>>

Then Mark Shields added...

<<Sorry I don't know about the RBT, but I sure agree about the pain of
mounting! Beamsplitter wasn't so bad, but then I got my Nimslo! Augh!
And I _have_ to mount those myself! Nobody offers the service!>>

My, my, my... it's okay to TAKE the pictures, but gosh, having to MOUNT
them?!? Sorry, folks - seems to me that's part of the whole process. I don't
know about the rest of you, but I have a permanent mounting station set up on
one of those little folding TV tables, with my light box, film cutter, X-Acto
knife, scissors, magnifying glasses and mounting supplies (mostly I use slip-
ins, but for the stuff that really stands out, RBTs). When I get a couple of
rolls developed, I just put on the TV, cut the film and slip 'em in the
mounts; takes a maximum of 45 min. per roll; closer to a half hour if I really
hustle.

Mark


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