Old photos and
documents - If
your photos are in a photo album, simply scan the pages one
at a time, don't worry about the white between the photos.
If you can, identify the photos in a basic form: date,
people, activity. If the info is already hand written on the
photo album, all the better. Please identify what corps or
camp they are. Follow the scanning protocol below, then simply email us
at Email
Photos. If you have too many photos to email, we'll
leave that to your judgment, burn the scans to a CD or
DVD and mail to us
Army Cadet
League History
4515 North Haven Dr NW
Calgary, AB
T2K 2J1
Scanning
Protocol:
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Scan at 300 dpi
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Keep it simple -
rename your files according to corps: Your corps is #1234
picture is from 2011 on FTX Fun, picture #1
= CC1234_2011_FTX_Fun_1
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If it's a camp -
Vernon_1966_bloggins_and_me_1
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Please
keep emails under 10meg in size, email servers have problems
with anything larger than 10 megs
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DO NOT
send Powerpoint presentations PDFs or other imbedded photos.
Extraction is too time consuming and the quality can suffer.
Digital photos
are even easier, simply download to your computer and email
them to us, again basic identification goes along way to
telling the story.
Guide lines for
Digital Photography:
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use
the best resolution possible
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avoid
digital zoom, ie 200x zoom or other unrealistic zooms, pixilated
images are very poor
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the
larger the size the better, within reason, eg. 3000x2000 jpgs
are the best
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Please
keep emails under 10meg in size, email servers have problems
with anything larger than 10 megs
-
DO NOT
send Powerpoint presentations PDFs or other imbedded photos.
Extraction is too time consuming and the quality can suffer.
Email
Photos
Film and video is
a little more intensive. We can transfer 8mm and 16mm film,
as this is part of Francois' background and profession. He
has a full professional telecine transfer suite. Film can be digitized
for the web site. Please contact him for more details. Email