Going through the bookcase, found my Canon EOS 60D (the expanded guide) by Tracy Hallet. 256 pages, no tears or dog-ears, overall good condition. Complete with pull out white/gray card (with symbol guide on back). Don't remember when or where I bought this one, but it's been years since I've owned this camera, so it'll do you more good than me. Thinking $10 (OBO) with postage paid in CONUS. PM if interested. TIA

very interested. Happy to pay through paypal. shipping to 97062?

Thanks everyone! This gives me a good idea of how to heat, serve, and dine on this particular mammoth! Of course, on the naming protocols, I predate when we had eight.cha naming protocols. Of course, little tiny writing on slide frames are another story entirely...

Thanks for the quick responses, gang! This is something of a nightmare project. 3 external drives, with lots of duplicates on each drive. Only excuse is chemo-induced brain fog and sloppiness - never thought I'd be around long enough to clean it all up!

Shots vary, but most of the film from the 60-70's were little-known bands (then) i.e., Mr. Daniels, Wilson sisters, Mr. Zappa, and the like, mostly small venue up close, a lot of Tri-X cranked. Most of the 80's were faraway lands and weddings, 90's and 00's were mostly landscapes, cityscapes, and more bands and musicians. The family stuff was fill-in as I was home. Shot some last decade as health allowed. Now that I'm apparently recovered (5 years NED, Stage IV cancer), my daughter's after me to actually catalog everything I've shot. Apparently my index cards and labeled slides just aren't enough (LOL).

Confusion reigns in this retired, chemo addled brain. Hoping some Hedgies can help...

Background: overfed, way over 60, retired.

Mission: Post chemo challenge from my photographer daughter to go through my 3 file cabinets of slides and negatives, and the last 20 years of digital images, and get this all organized and sorted through. I've managed to scan the majority of my slides, and am working on the negatives from the 90's as we speak.

Challenge: Identify/eliminate the duplicate images on my 3 drive RAID array. I want 1 of each image; then I can set up my backups. THEN I can organize it all. Lightroom seems more than willing to sort things, but seems also willing to leave them scattered across all my drives. My linear thinking is that no, I should have everything on ONE drive, then have backups. Seems like I'm just courting failure and disorganization to date. Familiar with failure, but hate the disorganization.

Suggestions? Thoughts? Ideas?

TIA,
Bill

Digging through 40 years of slides, negatives, and digitals (scattered through 4 hard drives). Thought I'd throw this one in from 2007.

Definitely interested in one of the pair. PM?

Thank you. All of you. From all of us still looking up and hearing "wop wop wop"

gads, I'm sooooo tempted. In Oregon too. But I couldn't carry it in after porch delivery, so no.

yes, please do.

the last version, with full support for us poor PC users, really blew me away. Can't wait for the new release. Whoo-hoo!

I believe you'll need an adapter as the m mount is smaller

Using the example of my fellow UHHer's, I've been rooting in the closets for gear that I'm just not using any more. While I'm still not ready to give up my 1930's Zeiss Ikonta rangefinder, I do have a few...

First in the hit parade, this Tenba D17C Prodigital Carry Gear Case is looking for a new home. It's very heavy duty, about 17.5" wide, 15" tall. Depth depends on how much you stuff into it. Adjustable padded shoulder strap and padded hand carry strap. I loved having one bag to schlep everything, but since chemo, I'm just not into schlepping a 30-50# bag of gear to every shoot.

It was my go-to bag for quite a while, and happily toted everything:
Canon 1D III DSLR (full size w/ grip)
Backup body.
3 lenses, including my 80-200 L glass
17" laptop (I know, I know)
batteries, charger, memory cards,cables, filters, etc., etc.

This one is black, with a gray interior. Shows very light use. The three accessory pouches are included.

I'd like it to go to a good home. Thinking $50 plus shipping, but feel free to make an offer. PayPal or Cash app. Occasional EBay seller under Bill.Burt

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Large format prints, specialty needs, and processing my medium format film, I use Photo Supply (great lab). Regular stuff still goes to Costco.

I have several of like this, most with three lens head. Very nice!