PhotoRoy6@xxxxxxx wrote:
Film is better. You store them in a box (or in chronically ordered
albums of slides like me) and scan only the good ones. Why clutter up
your hard drives with digital stuff you might or might not want to
look at in future years.
Properly stored film can outlast digitally stored images unless you are
constantly maintaining the digital media. I don't clutter up my hard
drive but write them out to CDs or DVDs. But then every so often, not
sure how often I will transfer them to what ever media is current......
As someone said a long time ago, " I am having trouble finding someone
to help me get images off of a 5.25" floppy disk..... By the way, last
night I printed a sixty year old negative....."
Speaking of CDs and DVDs, has anyone had any experience with the new
GOLD CDs/DVDs that are being advirtised as archival quality?
Bob
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