What? Your camera uses film? Go digital Walter.. you won't regret it. >Damn damn damn!! I just got back my developed photos from AX99, and the >one thing I feared most more or less happened. I have a fairly old >(1986?) camera which has only 1 nice feature, auto-focus. No zoom or >auto-advance or auto-rewind. To rewind the film you must turn a little >crank. Normally I can tell when the film is fully rewound but for some >reason my film rolls this time were abnormally difficult to turn and I >mistakenly opened the camera before my 2nd roll of AX pics were fully >rewound. Only the first few shots on that roll were harmed, but >unfortunately this includes the one picture I most wanted from the >convention, a shot from the masquerade of me in LoGH admiral uniform >standing between Mr. Kikukawa and Mr. Ishiguro. Only the right side of >the photo is hosed, with Ishiguro seeming to be in a light yellowish >field. He is still discernible however. I am hoping fervently that >there is enough info in the pic that if I scan it maybe it can be >dorked with in Photoshop to clean it up. Anyone have any advice on >this area? (Of course even if the online version can be fixed that >still doesn't help the other thing I wanted to do which was mail >Ishiguro and Kikukawa copies of the photo with a thank-you note.;_;) > >Most of my other pics on the roll are OK, mostly from the rest of the >masquerade. However I would gladly sacrifice all of these (esp since >there are so many other masquerade pix online) if I could have this one >pic be made whole. Waaah! :-( > >============================================================================== >"Zu jeder Zeit, an jeder (sic) Ort, bleibt das Tun | Walter Amos > der Menschen das gleiche..." - Galactic Heroes II | amos@sedl.org > - Lee Thompson shadow@nwlink.com