So it turns out quite a few people feel the way I do. I would print my most important images and try to store them archivally. Print and transparency are, after all, the only storage media that don't require readers (apart from human vision, and I don't know when that will be antiquated). I don't think posterity will care about my photography (but then that's what some Indian cave-painters might have thought too!). At any rate I'd like my great-grandchildren to know I fooled around with cameras for a while.
Badri On 4/28/06, graywolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well you are taking about theory and I am talking about observed prints. Those prints I were made about 6 months ago on a current model Epson with Epson ink and Epson paper. However it is a low end model printer as
