How do you back up your photo files?
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I back mine up by uploading them to the internet. I paid for the minumum "Plus" service on photobucket, which gives me 20 GB for $30 a year. I have uploaded almost every picture I've ever taken from 2003 through to today, and I have only barely hit 51% of that 20 GB.

I figure these internet hosting sites are less likely to go down if there is a problem. If you don't want other people looking at your pictures, you can make it all private.

This is Photobucket's pricing, but you might shop around and find a better photo hosting site.

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I also think CDs would probably make a good back up storage media, even if they take time and space.

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That is very wise. Your collection of photos is to valuable to risk any loss.

Hopefully he still has the slides/film. Not that those are forever either, but it helps!
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