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" Keep Camera-Ready:  Keep extra batteries on hand for your digital camera \u2014 or fully charge the ones you have before Thanksgiving Day. Buy an extra memory card so you won&amp;#039;t have to edit family pictures while you&amp;#039;re shooting.  Take multiples of the same pose during group shots so you&amp;#039;ll have at least one photo with everyone&amp;#039;s eyes open!  Capture the glow of candles by turning off the camera&amp;#039;s flash.   Preserve Your Digital Photos:  If you print pictures on an ink-jet printer, buy pigment ink instead of dye ink \u2014 your photos will last longer. (Look for cartridges that specify pigment on the packaging.) Store photo albums in a cool, dry place. Your bedroom is a good spot. In an emergency, you can grab them and go.  Check photos occasionally to monitor their condition so you won&amp;#039;t have unpleasant surprises later on.  Daylight and ultraviolet light can cause photographs to fade, yellow, and become brittle. Alternate the photos you display to help preserve your treasured shots.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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