> For your JPEG file to survive, you'd have to actively keep on transferring it from one medium or service to another.
Or go through all of the steps I outlined above. I'm hoping to do both. Well, actually, I need to upgrade to a pigment printer. I have Canon's prosumer Pro-100 right now, and would love to pick up the -10 or -1 at some point.
But the images I really care about are all shot on medium format black and white film, Fuji Acros 100, which I develop, scan, and print[1] from myself.
[1] i.e. both silver gelatin on fiber in the darkroom, and inkjet on fiber as needed.
Or go through all of the steps I outlined above. I'm hoping to do both. Well, actually, I need to upgrade to a pigment printer. I have Canon's prosumer Pro-100 right now, and would love to pick up the -10 or -1 at some point.
But the images I really care about are all shot on medium format black and white film, Fuji Acros 100, which I develop, scan, and print[1] from myself.
[1] i.e. both silver gelatin on fiber in the darkroom, and inkjet on fiber as needed.