how long will the photos last? months, years, decades?
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I worked on the technology and it is quite stable compared to your direct thermal point of sale receipts (e.g., from a gas pump or restaurant). Like any image it depends on how you store it. The images do have pretty good stability to light and modest heat and humidity. They are tested at 60 C, 40 C/90% RH and under harsh lights (2500 ft candle fluorescent and Xenon arc). Heat and humidity are the harshest conditions along with light coupled with humidity. They will last years if you avoid those conditions.
155775
I just got my LG PoPo for few months, I like it, is practical and the photo quality is good, photos are good after months.
535658
Thanks for your message. This item could last for at least 5 years with proper usage and storage. Thank you Project E Beauty Patrick
688099
It depends how long you record at a time.it last ALONG LONG TIME. its well the investment.
1481130
I have no idea how long it will last probably a decade or more. I have had it for 1 1/2 years and it has an amazing picture
1521195
A photo on a computer is just a data file, so yes, absolutely. The disks store up to 800MB of data, so you're talking up to around 1000 8 megapixel pictures. I have the red package, made in Mexico, and have had no problems with music or data.
90831
I am not sure they are labelled as archival, but I love to store my photos in them. I have not had any problems.
967122
http://www.c-lineproducts.com/qp424-35mm-storage-photo.html description doesn't specify archival quality. Have noted no deterioration of photos in 2 years but certainly that may not be indicative
535177
Until approximately 210 photos (depending on size).Up to 300 minutes of playback.It is calculated in hours, but in shots.
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The actual scanning takes about 2 seconds. Where the time is involved is in the loading and unloading of the frame that holds the negatives. Figure about 1-2 minutes per frame loading and unloading. It's still worth the doing in order to save those old pictures.
787099
I think life span depends on location. My indoor cameras are holding up well. Some are over five years old. The newer cameras that are outdoors have developed surface rust in a short period of time.These are under roof overhangs but still get wet from dew. When my outdoor cameras give up the ghost I will replace with incased cameras. I don't see why this system would not last 10 years as long as they are installed indoors.
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I think a lot will depend on weather conditions and how often the lenses are cleaned and polished. Sand and hot sun take their toll. I'm sure at least a year, probably 2 or 3 if the lenses are cared for in the interim.
857404
Well the print heads could last three to five years with pretty heavy print volume. Why waste money on a new machine if you don't have too.
1873030
I would say 2+ years. Probably best for 2-6 year old since the pictures are large and easy to color.
527165
Yeah you can take 50 pictures and I'm not sure about the film expiring, I would recommend googling that since I'm new to my camera an the film.
1753401
Yes it will hold these photos. Some older photos may be an odd size, so keep your scissors handy.
2010210
This depends as you can adjust how dense or the intensity of the photos= quality and (size) use more bits.3-12k thats in 1000's; plenty as a Roman trip for me held 2220 pics.
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As long as you shoot the still shots, it would last for a few days to several days on the casual usage. I would rather use 2GB or so memory stick. Also, you can replace the battery with the longer life type. If you use the darker scenes, it would consume battery a little faster. The last trip to Japan for 2 weeks, I had to recharge only once shooting 800 or so still pictures.