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Hinohara Obaa-chan

July 20, 2003 Dirk 3 Comments

photo of an old woman living in the Japanese mountain village Hinohara
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  1. Kurt
    View July 21, 2003

    nice one Dirk. the b/w looks so crisp. does this mean the Finance Minister approved the scanner appropriations bill?

  2. Dirk
    View July 21, 2003

    Haha, yes Kurt! I meant to write about the new acquisition, which actually happened last weekend, but it took some time to set up everything. Besides it’s not such a glamourous item, like some other tech toys, which as a down-to-earth guy I am quite happy about.

    I haven’t scanned for a long time, especially transparencies. Some results (colour) are disppointing, but that’s because I haven’t looked into the Art of Scanning yet. I hope we can talk about that when we meet next time!

    Anyway, as for photos, watch this space!

    Dirk

  3. Kurt
    View July 22, 2003

    dirk-
    one of the reasons (shh, don’t tell anyone) that pushed me back to b/w was the frustration with scanning color. It’s just never right, and seems to require hours in PHotoshop tweaking all sorts of little things. At any rate, yeah, we should talk about it sometime.

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