If you think it’s a challenge to organize your digital photos, you may find it a walk in the park compared to managing shots from your film camera. Yes, some photographers still shoot film and scan their images, but without the kind of metadata that automatically accompanies digital camera shots, tracking essential information like shutter speed, exposure, and time of day means starting from scratch with laborious data input. It doesn’t have to be that way. Meta35, a USB device that looks like a thumb drive, can import and sync your film camera’s metadata to your scanned images. It comes with a…
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