Rob Studdert wrote: > On 2 Jan 2004 at 14:04, Nick wrote: > > > This is really scary with the move to digital only imaging. At least with film > > you have the original as "backup", even if you do lose any post manipulations. > > This means that every year you'd have to copy the CDs created a couple of years > > previously. > > If properly stored the media life should be far greater than 3-7 years. I have > discs produced from some of the very first commercial burners from over 10 > years ago and they are still 100%. Leave your films in direct sunlight for a > week or two and see how they fare. > > Rob Studdert >
Well, but, no one would leave their film in direct sunlight, Rob.... (I just jumped into this in the middle - so I may be missing something) I think paper and film are a lot easier to care for and handle than discs... I need them to be because I'm such a klutz. annsan
