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Old 29th May 2005, 04:46 PM   #10
Ian
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B.I.: As you have already tried Photoshop, I doubt that I could decipher anything more.

I have taken to writing down the descriptions on cards in museums because cameras are usually not allowed. Takes longer, but I don't lose data on names, origins, lengths, etc.

BTW, I am pleasantly surprised that at least some British museums permit photography of their collections by the public. Is this common? In the US and Asia, it is almost always forbidden to photograph items on display.

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