jnhugo writes: > I really think families should still shot their events on film. Film > will last much longer than digital files. Few home photographers > practice proper back-up of their digital files and every computer will > have a crash event that will threaten the hard drive. Kodak feels the same way; they once predicted that at least 80% of all digital photos will be lost, because they are being stored on disk drives for which there are no backups. When the disk fails, the photos disappear. > I predict in 20 years from now there are going to be many many 23 and > 24 year olds who will be pissed off because there are no pictures of > thier chidhood-because dad didn't back up properly and all were lost > in the early part of the century due to a computer hard drive crash. I agree. It will all be gone. The chances of those digital photos surviving are about the same as the chances of all e-mail surviving (that is to say, almost nonexistent).
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Re: [Digital BW] the contax toast/film thingy
2005-03-17 by Anthony G. Atkielski
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