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RE: Digital Camera Sony? <LYR3839-15798-2000.06.06-08.44.45--fmaiu+#pitt.edu>

From: Kimberly Herbert (kimberly)
Date: Tue Jun 06 2000 - 17:07:45 PDT

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    I love my Sony Mavica 83. I have two ways of dealing with the disks
    depending on the circumstances.
    1. If is a group event (field trip, opening of exhibit, summer for kids
    class). I use small post it notes and label it disk1 disk 2 disk3. I load
    them into a folder as soon as possible (during mostly grown-up events I set
    the computer up in the office and load them as soon as the disk is full)
    either way it takes less than a minute using windows explorer (Just
    highlight all the pictures using shift and left click and move them to the
    correct folder.
    2. When I photograph exhibits or individual artists' work. I have my laptop
    right there and load them in a folder the same as above and change the name
    from the number to the title of the artwork.

    I back up pictures and all other data once a week to cd-rom and I archive
    pictures to CD-ROM at the end of each exhibit or project, removing them from
    my hard drive to save the space.

    Kimberly Herbert (kimberly)
    CAM Administrator
    San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts/Children's Art Museum

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    From: Fran Marze [fmaiu+@pitt.edu]
    Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2000 3:45 PM
    To: ArtsEdNet Talk
    Cc: ArtsEdNet Talk
    Subject: Re: Digital Camera Sony?
    <LYR3839-15798-2000.06.06-08.44.45--fmaiu+#pitt.edu>

    We have one of those Sony digital Mavica with floppy disk. It's great. We
    have done powerpoint presentations, senior bios with pictures for the
    senior art show. It's worth it. I've had the one(an apple) that has to be
    ocnnected by a cable. Not fun--a definite pain. YOu need a lot of disks
    and here's big tip. Label as soon as you finish a disk with the pictures
    in numerical order, #1: John's painting of... or #2 Pat's blue bowl etc.
    Then you can access easily what you need.

    Keep in touch. Fran 

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