Back in 1998 when I was handed 2 of one of the earliest digital DSLRs by my boss, I remember thinking “I have $50,000 around my neck. If something happens to those, do I work for free?”

Here we are 13 years later and anyone can buy a DSLR for around $400, even cheaper if they look for used ones.

So just about everyone has gone digital but not many us really think about the ramifications of having all everything—their whole life in images —stored in a strange metallic 4″ x 6″ x 1″ case.
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