The computer industry is full of examples of how long digital data can be
stored. I see the longevity of storing digital images as being way less of
an issue that keeping slides and negatives stored safely and lasting as long
as my own lifetime. I have many old Kodachrome slides that are awful as the
color deteriates over time even when they have been stored in a safe box in
the right temperature. So, no negative here for me!
>
> > From: Stanley McManus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> >
> > The biggest negative for the D30 and all serious
> > digital cameras, IMHO, is the lack of a good system to
> > archieve the photos for the LONG TERM. There is not
> > good medium for doing so and no good way to ensure
> > that you will be able to read your photos or other
> > documents 30 years from now.
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