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Re: Snaps





will e wrote:
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

Dear Will,
If you go to pick up developed and mounted 35 mm slides at a well-known US discount chain starting with "W", some rosy-cheeked employee will quiz you at checkout as to:
a)why they sent your disposable camera back
b)what is in that box?
c) is this some digital format?
d) how do you look at slides? With your computer?
e) I didn't know normal people (not schools) could have slide projectors.


All have happened in the last three months to me, so obviously, 35 mm slides *are* unreadable today (at least by humans <age 25).

Best,
 Jo



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