Re: Snaps

I think most newspaper columnists have photos reproduced that were taken
sometime during the end of the Pleistocene. If it is just the image you are
trying to preserve, you could  simply point a slide projector out into space
and focus the image onto a screen 5000 light years away. (keeping to your
analog only restriction). Will Estavillo


"howard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Can't think of an appropriate Ng, so here goes...
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> How do I make a photographic image last a very long time ? I
> mean a *VERY* long time. I'm talking 5,000 - 20,000 years !
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> Not digitised but as a viewable image, or negative/slide/print.
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> Sealed in glass, in a vacuum ??  Laser burn, or etch the image
> granite or carbon? Or natures way, in amber. ?
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> Hmmmm ??
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> Howard.
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