Re: digital future - was something else.

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dave6134@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:

> At 12:16 AM 6/11/2005,, K  wrote:
>
>
>>To be perfectly frank, the course slid rapidly downhill after the Borg took
>>over - where once I'd find students examining roll after roll of perfectly
>>exposed, perfectly focussed E6 film on the light table to find the one
>>great image,
>
> Sounds like a dream class come true... well equipped, well motivated,
> well trained and obviously taught by a master!
>
>>I was instead seeing rows of students sitting in front of
>>variably hued mac screens staring at thumbnails first to find the correctly
>>exposed shots, then enlarging the remainder to find the few that were also
>>in focus, and then fiddling for hours with the one or two remnants of their
>>shoot that could be salvaged.
>
> How lamentable... patently shoddy equipment and distressing training
> by an obviously disinterested and inept instructor! Were the poor
> students able to salvage any of their tuition fee?

Shouldn't that be "uninterested"?
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