Side note:
WHY IS COLOR NEGATIVE COLOR BALANCE SO DIFFICULT?!
This has no less than three color munging steps: color calibration (Traditional white balance), color correction, and then a notch filter just to remove some residual tints.
@delta Oh, double the fun. Desktop version can't even import it's own exported keys. They're greyed out for some reason.
That reason is *probably* file extensions but hell if I know since SOMETHING doesn't tell you ANY information about what it expects, besides "secret keys."
Sigh. @delta is nice but transferring keys is apparently an issue with K9/OpenKeychain. Either the Autocrypt setup has the wrong setup code, or there's no keys found in my downloads despite me just having finished stripping off the password and re-exporting it following Delta's own naming conventions (it seems)
Would be a lot easier to have a graphical key manager. Or any key manager. Not just "press this button and we'll scan for files without telling you what we're looking for"
Managed to "repair" this laptop (dead battery, hard drive reporting constant ATA errors) and decided to throw #GarudaLinux on it for the heck of it, try something new.
Sure it's #ArchLinux based, but it's definitely a keeper. Especially once this isn't tied to a stupidly loose cable. Then it'll genuinely be the smallest device in my collection, barring a Surface. And I might take it over said Surface.
#filmPhotography moment:
ISO 400 film at EI 3200. AKA, pushing it to the limit of how far I can reasonably play with it's sensitivity and get good results.
Somewhere I got some light leaks (okay, I know where), but other than that, the frame that are good are good.
5 rolls. 60 exposures.
Let's see what I can make of these.
(Going to visit family on the 31st, some of whom are serious old-school photography people, so this'll be fun)
Software developer, Linux sysadmin, amateur analog photographer.