[pure-silver] Change in Kodak Lore
- From: afterswift@xxxxxxx
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 01 Jan 2007 14:01:22 -0500
About 10% of digital family snapshots make it to printhood. The rest wind up
on some inoperable hard drive in an abandoned computer; or on disks that are
unlabeled; or are squashed in flash memory cards, overwritten ad infinitum.
That's the brave new world of popular digital Aunt Mary work. At least when
Aunt Mary used a P&S film camera, all her negatives were printed and the 4x6's
generally distributed on a doubles order. But now generations get bypassed.
Fortunately the fountains of Rome are still there.
And the real digital mavens are so particular that they only print about 5% of
their image files. The rest are elaborately stored and ultimately forgotten.
Bob -- Oregon
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