Re:Users reporting artifacts appearing in old images stored ...
by reaperducer on Sunday September 25, 2022 @11:20AM
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My experience is that when someone dies, all their paperwork gets left in a drawer for years until the next house move and then it's all thrown out.
My experience has been the opposite, with relatives eagerly snatching up the old photographs.
My boss is young and one of those people for whom digital is the only way. Then one day she got a box of old photographs and was absolutely amazed that she could turn them over and read where they were taken, on what occasion, and who was in the photos.
She now prints out all of her photos and writes notes on the back of them and keeps them in a box, just like people have done for the last century.
Re:Users reporting artifacts appearing in old images stored ...
by jvm___ on Sunday September 25, 2022 @12:23PM
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I was on the subway in Toronto in 2017, two college age girls had an inch thick stack of 4x6's that they were going through. It was a strange throwback to the pre-digital era.
My experience has been the opposite, with relatives eagerly snatching up the old photographs.
My boss is young and one of those people for whom digital is the only way. Then one day she got a box of old photographs and was absolutely amazed that she could turn them over and read where they were taken, on what occasion, and who was in the photos.
She now prints out all of her photos and writes notes on the back of them and keeps them in a box, just like people have done for the last century.