Re: The 12hr ISBN-JPEG Project <update>

[Guy Glorieux <guy.glorieux@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

To be frank, Jeff, I am truly baffled by this project.  There's been some 
fascinating pics and some totally useless pics - sharpness, focus, etc... 
not being the evaluation critera for this work.

The project has been going on since 1994, which is 11 years and a bit.  With 
2 pictures-a-day, this amounts to 8030 and some pictures.

The tough part here is the 12hr-shoot binding constraint.  I've run a 
self-initiated project of shooting one-and-only-one-picture a day with a 
dedicated 6x9 camera (hence a full 120 film per week processed and contact 
printed on a sheet, one sheet per week). 1-and-only-1-picture involves a lot 
of decisions during the day: to shoot or not to shoot.  After a year, I was 
getting really anxious to put an end to this madness.   -:)

Now, 8030 pics amounts to the number of frames for a short film of 8.3 
minutes at 16fps.  This is not so long after all.  I wonder how the project 
would look if it were projected on a screen at 16fps.

Best,

Guy