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Deleting images is the easiest route, but it has the least potential You probably want to save many of your images forever, so there may not be that many images to get rid of Instead, consider archiving your images to another device If you have a CD-RW drive, you can copy dozens or hundreds of images to a CD (depending upon the file size) that will last more or less forever CDs do degrade over time, but they will last for a hundred years or so longer than the ink on many kinds of photographs A CD-RW drive is a kind of CD-ROM drive that can write to blank discs Most CD-RW drives come with software like Adaptec s Easy CD Creator, seen in Figure 9-4 This software lets you simply drag and drop image files from the hard disk to the CD and then burn the disk, a process that takes a few minutes to copy all the data to the CD After it s done, the CD-R is playable in any computer with a CD-ROM drive When you archive your images, be sure to use CD-R discs, not CD-RW discs The two media are quite different, and CD-RWs are generally not readable on other PCs In addition, data copied to CD-Rs can be deleted, so it s possible to accidentally overwrite your images later on To be safe, always use CD-R media, which are a lot cheaper anyway

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One other option you might consider is adding another hard disk Hard drives get cheaper and bigger every year, and these days 80GB and 100GB drives are not unusual, nor are they overly expensive Some people install a second drive and dedicate it for images, video, music, and other multimedia files To see if your PC is a good candidate for a second hard disk, shut it down and open it up Many computers have tool-free cases that you can open easily; other PCs require a small screwdriver to

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If you photograph a plain white background, in JPG format it ll take up almost no space at all on your memory card or computer hard disk That s because the JPG format stores information about the change in color information from one pixel to another, and if the image is all white, there s very little change data to record But what about a TIF The same picture stored as a TIF will be much larger, because the file holds a space for all 24 bits of color data in each pixel The TIF format isn t concerned about the colors that are actually in the image; instead, it is preoccupied with the potential colors that could be in the image Even though every pixel is white, the TIF format has enough room to store any color in each and every pixel TIF files compress quite nicely using a Zip program though, so you can save a file in TIF format and zip it up to email it to someone

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