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>In a message dated 8/27/2006 11:51:45 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
w8imo@xxxxxxxx >writes:
>Properly stored film can outlast digitally stored images unless you are Yes. Also I keep everything scanned on hard drives that I copy and backup
regularly. ( Well I do edit out some of my earlier work from when I kept every
copies of bunches of photoshoped transformations. Adjustment layers
have helped a lot to keep the file sizes down). CDs never held enough space
and I realized that you have to keep copying all digital stuff constantly to be
able to access it easily. I don't even listen to Bob Dylan any more since
in 2003 I got a automobile with a CD player and can't play the cassette tapes. I
also haven't listen to the Dylan songs on LP for a good number of years and I
don't even know where the 5.5 inch audio tapes are of the album under Bob's real
name (probably a bootleg album from 1970). Technology is great but you have to
update it. That is why I use hard drives and shuffle them in an out of my
computer like playing cards so I always have two or more back up sets.
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