And Olympus has just produced a smal "Visual Voice Recorder" called the
W-10. It can apparently store 3 hours of voice or up to 250 images
(300k pixel). You would presumably be able to record notes to attach
to visual files to remind you of your photo session.
Chris
On Wednesday, Apr 2, 2003, at 04:47 Europe/London, Joel Wilcox wrote:
At 04:52 PM 4/1/2003 -1000, you wrote:
Aloha Dan,
I can't write in the field. The only thing that's worked for me is a
digital voice recorder. Olympus has several that differ primarily in
the amount of memory and number of folders for storage. The folders
are really nice if you're using different films and bodies in the same
shooting session.
I do write things down later and have devised pre-printed pages to log
shot data for each roll. I just take the time later to write up my
recorded notes. On these pages I record whether the shot is manual or
auto, shutter speed, stop, filters used and method of determining
exposure (especially with OM-4),
Joel W,
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