Back in the mists of time we had an idea to help the National Museum of Wales by cleaning / conserving / scanning and digitising the Morrey Salmon glass plate negatives.
We have heard from the museum that that they are working through putting information into their systems and they should be available soon to view online
It's just worth a few moments to see the scale of what we handed over to them
That includes a lot of things that are sized to be useable, but to get there we had an awful lot more to work through in terms of the full sized iamge files and various versions of things in backups etc.
So this is the full scope of what we generated in 3 years!
If people wonder why some of the numbers are so different it's primarily because I digitised everything in a RAW format from my cameras and then created a full sized JPG file and then a working useable resized version to share with the team.
I also creaed a lot of backup versions of things that the team was editing. We also had some information from the Museum which we did not need to send back to them as they already had it
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