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Scan in all photographs and burn on to a DVD. I think that is the best way. Now the technology of preserving photograph will change over the years but one thing is for sure these technologies will only increase the ability to perverse or enhance your photographs so they will be available for future generations to see. For a fuller discussion on this topic see [http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b2/Personal_Archiving_White_Paper_8_Oct_2010.pdf Personal Archiving White Pager]<br><br> | Scan in all photographs and burn on to a DVD. I think that is the best way. Now the technology of preserving photograph will change over the years but one thing is for sure these technologies will only increase the ability to perverse or enhance your photographs so they will be available for future generations to see. For a fuller discussion on this topic see [http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b2/Personal_Archiving_White_Paper_8_Oct_2010.pdf Personal Archiving White Pager]<br><br> | ||
Include narration as well on the DVD to describe the picture. Tell the date it was taken, the people in it, what they were doing if not evident, and anything else you feel that the viewer should know about.<br><br>There is nothing more frustrating than to have a family photograph and not know who is in it, or when or where it was taken. | Include narration as well on the DVD to describe the picture. Tell the date it was taken, the people in it, what they were doing if not evident, and anything else you feel that the viewer should know about.<br><br>There is nothing more frustrating than to have a family photograph and not know who is in it, or when or where it was taken. | ||
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