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<blockquote data-quote="Clovishound" data-source="post: 799528" data-attributes="member: 50197">I've thought about making different versions for different ratio applications. I usually end up just doing the quick positioning the template in the Epson software when sending the info to the printer. It literally only takes seconds to do.I know what you mean about letting them age. While there is nothing like that &quot;new photo smell&quot;, as the Pup puts it, I often later find that either I need to make some refinements, start post processing from scratch, or sometimes just round file an image I really liked right off the bat. Right now, a lot of revisiting is because I have learned more about post processing than I knew when I first worked on an image. I've only been messing with post processing for a little over a year. Some of the darkroom work I did years ago carries over, but it's a brave new world now.I do wish 8x12 photo paper would become more popular. Funny how not too many years ago, 8x10 was the standard enlargement.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Clovishound, post: 799528, member: 50197"] I've thought about making different versions for different ratio applications. I usually end up just doing the quick positioning the template in the Epson software when sending the info to the printer. It literally only takes seconds to do. I know what you mean about letting them age. While there is nothing like that "new photo smell", as the Pup puts it, I often later find that either I need to make some refinements, start post processing from scratch, or sometimes just round file an image I really liked right off the bat. Right now, a lot of revisiting is because I have learned more about post processing than I knew when I first worked on an image. I've only been messing with post processing for a little over a year. Some of the darkroom work I did years ago carries over, but it's a brave new world now. I do wish 8x12 photo paper would become more popular. Funny how not too many years ago, 8x10 was the standard enlargement. [/QUOTE]

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