Comments on: Crystal-clarity may slice too deep http://www.randomfate.net/MT/2006/11/25/crystal-clarity-may-slice-too-deep/ One more roll of the dice... Fri, 21 Nov 2008 12:22:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: TeaFizz http://www.randomfate.net/MT/2006/11/25/crystal-clarity-may-slice-too-deep/#comment-845834 TeaFizz Thu, 07 Dec 2006 08:58:30 +0000 http://www.randomfate.net/MT/2006/11/25/crystal-clarity-may-slice-too-deep/#comment-845834 Well, I've always felt that the <em>"weight of age"</em> also created some distance. To imply that things were somehow different 'back then'. Of course, in some ways, things <em>were</em> different 'back then', but, in other ways, things are the same now as they have always been. Perhaps the crystal clarity of the pixel-files will illustrate that in a way that the fuzzy images of yesteryear never could. Well, I’ve always felt that the “weight of age” also created some distance. To imply that things were somehow different ‘back then’.

Of course, in some ways, things were different ‘back then’, but, in other ways, things are the same now as they have always been.

Perhaps the crystal clarity of the pixel-files will illustrate that in a way that the fuzzy images of yesteryear never could.

]]> By: Ron Beasley http://www.randomfate.net/MT/2006/11/25/crystal-clarity-may-slice-too-deep/#comment-837600 Ron Beasley Sat, 25 Nov 2006 21:10:30 +0000 http://www.randomfate.net/MT/2006/11/25/crystal-clarity-may-slice-too-deep/#comment-837600 As a photographer I have wondered that myself. I spend time scanning and restoring old photos for others and it is always a question as to how much to restore. Of course the other question is will we be able to even read many of the files or the media they are on. As a photographer I have wondered that myself. I spend time scanning and restoring old photos for others and it is always a question as to how much to restore. Of course the other question is will we be able to even read many of the files or the media they are on.

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