[at-l] Mish-mash...FireFly

[icw39@ncfreedom.net (Clark Wright)]

my solution was to turn date on for first and last shots on each roll
only

Bob Cummings wrote:
> 
> "...I wonder what other non-professionals think about the date feature?"
> 
>  I keep the date featured turned off on my camera for all the reasons cited by
>  Chase. My wife keeps turning it back on.
> 
>  But as time passes and my memory of hike details lessen, I increasing have
>  difficulty figuring out when and where some of my nearly 3,000 hike slides were
>  taken.
> 
>  I had worked out a system with the processor for numbering each roll, but some
>  got mixed up in the end of hike confusion.
> 
> When I do the trail again, I'll take more pictures of signs and shelter names to
> help provide orientation. But I still hate to see a date printed in the corner
> of a nice view of the distant mountains framed by a tree trunk and an
> overhanging branch, or a giant boulder in the foreground. Nor would a date have
> done much for my nicely tree framed turkey vulture soaring high above the
> Georgia hills.
> 
> Weary
> 
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