I Found Them Under My Bed: FroFilmProject My Negatives
I knew right where to find all my negatives from all the concerts I shot on film, under my bed. One thing that I knew was very important was to keep my negatives organized.
Some of you will remember taking your images to a lab to be processed and getting them back with the negs cut into strips of four and in plastic sleeves. First things first pros would have their negs cut into strips of five and than placed into archival negative sleeves. That is exactly what I ended up doing and continuing to do until I retired my film cameras.
As I look back in this book of negatives I have some strange numbers that I have no clue what they mean anymore. But I do have the date, location and name of the band that I photographed. I also made a point to leave a sharpie dot on above the frames that were the keepers.
The way we filed our images in the past is pretty similar to how we organize our images digitally.
I will keep these negatives in this book and maybe one day break them out again to see the light of day.
Past FroFilm Project Videos
- If I took TERRIBLE photos like this when I started, you have nothing to FEAR: Fro Film Project
- CONFESSION – I used to shoot sports in FULL AUTO and here are the results: FroFilmProject
- My first real photos: Critique from 1994
- Mystery Critique: These Photos Suck, oh yea, they are mine
- How to turn a DSLR into a $4,000 Peephole
- FroFilmProjct Yes there was such a thing as FILTERS in the Darkroom
- Fro Film Project All 36 Shots From A Roll of 3200 Speed Film
- Shooting a concert with my Nikon F5 and Fuji Press 800 Film: FroFilmProject