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“The user bears sole responsibility for maintaining multiple backups of all original digital files and physical assets. We recommend the ‘3-2-1’ backup rule (three copies, two different media, one off-site) before attempting any batch processing or file modification described on this site.”
“Archival materials—especially vintage prints, negatives, and and slides—can be extremely fragile. The techniques described here are for general educational purposes; users are responsible for assessing the physical stability of their own artifacts. If an item appears fragile, consult a professional conservator before attempting to flatten, clean, or digitize it.”
When building or using equipment like copy stands, lighting rigs, or DIY setups, users must ensure all components are secure and meet the weight requirements of their specific camera gear. Always refer to your original equipment manufacturer’s (OEM) safety manuals for cameras, lenses, and electrical components. Users are solely responsible for any physical damage to their equipment resulting from the DIY techniques presented here.
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