--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Val Brunell" <vbrunell@d...> wrote: > > Digital prints made with archival materials (inks, paper) should > last as long as traditional prints. Regarding files, Delkin Devices > makes a CD-R called eFilm Archival Gold that they claim has a 300- > year life span. So I don't think that longevity of digital > photography is an issue. > You're right -it's not a problem for professionals and archivists with staff, resources and knowledge....it's everyone else. The CD-R mentioned above-does it work for three hundred years if it gets scratched? I'm still glad Kodak and Fuji think longevity is an issue-even of you don't. Jack
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Re: Longevity (WAS: the contax toast/film thingy)
2005-03-17 by jnhugo