Re: [photo-3d] Re:Days of film are numbered

[Herbert C Maxey <bmaxey1@xxxxxxxx>]

>>Nothing ever disappears. TV was supposed to kill the movies. Never
>>happened. Beta supposedly failed - it became a professional format.
>>Vinyl records are the cool thing to release on nowadays.


I think people eventually determine that this modern world offers little
to compare with the past. Vinyl Records: Archival experts and collectors
of records seem to agree that there is very little to compare with the
longevity the simple record offers. Records are preferred over Tape or
CD, or other technologies of the past. Still widely available, records
still seem to be secure. Movies are going to be with us..... even created
with the original Technicolor process because directors realize that this
decades old technology is superior to anything we have now. The only
thing TV killed from my perspective, is the desire to watch TV. 

Yup, the past still offers us better technology than modern technology. I
have observed that many people automatically believe that the past is
best forgotton. What they did back "then" is not as good as what today's
modern Technology can offer us. I have observed that in all the talks
about old vs. New, Faster, Cheaper, More Cost Efficent, and other terms
get mentioned and are used as the selling point. Hardly ever does Better
get used. Old can beat New in many situations.

Bob