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Negative Archiving in the Digital Age – Part 2

Jun21
2012 1 Comment Written by Erik Zandboer

In part 1 of this blog post we looked at different storage media, and their pros and cons. In this part I will be focusing on surviving loss of one or multiple storage media, and how to build out a backup strategy that will work and last. Last but not least… Be affordable.

Offline versus online media: Detecting failures

With offline media I mean any media you record data too, and then store them somewhere without having direct digital access to them. DVDs and tapes are prime examples READ MORE »

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Negative Archiving in the Digital Age – Part 1

Jun20
2012 2 Comments Written by Erik Zandboer

I have had discussions over and over again about “how should I backup my pictures”? And I am not talking about just a few pictures you sitting on your computer, I am talking about gigabytes or even terabytes which contain pictures from (paying) customers. In this blog post I will try to explain what risks there are, how you can protect against these risks, and what NOT to do.

Negatives in the Digital Age

In the analog days, you used to have physical negatives READ MORE »

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