I took a photo of my wallet seed with a 35mm camera

[ViceOfBTC21]

Today I have without thinking snapped a photo of my Bitcoin wallet seed with my 35mm camera. I have some important shots on the roll, so I can't just pull it out of the camera (which will destroy not only seed, but the rest of photos as well).

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[kro55]

If you have access to your wallet then immediately access your wallet and write down the seed on paper and store it at some safe place in your house or any other location. Never compromise on safety of your seed, you will get to know its worth once you lost access to your wallet.

[bitmover]

Is it a digital camera?
If it is, your seed is exposed and you should consider it compromised.

Just make a new seed and write it down on a piece of paper, like everyone do. And transfer your funds.

[Lucius]

If you are the person who will make photos from the roll I don't see any problem with your seed being in one picture. Destroy picture and roll, problem solved. On the other hand if that roll need to go to another person who will make pictures, then make another wallet (new seed) and send all of your coins to that wallet - the thing is very simple, you have two choices that still guarantee you safety.

bitmover, it is not digital - look at this : 35mm Film Cameras

[Icygreen]

Just move your funds to a new seed and consider this one compromised, problem solved, now develop your film and relax. If you choose not to move to a new seed and you develop the film anyway, there could exist a program in the processing that's looking for sensitive information. Best practice when unsure = change seed.

[cryp24x]

Resolution: CHANGE SEED.

That's the option you can do to secure your wallet. Then you will have your peace of mind. I know how important are pictures, no way that we will erase those memories especially if that's once in a lifetime event. Even if it is digital camera, the memory card will be compromised even it will be deleted or formatted.

[ragavancoin]

Better you should take out picture from your roll and safely move your funds from other wallet it will give you tension free Orelse you keep  thinking about your wallet always. Otherwise  it will be mentally disturbing so go-ahead as soon as possible.

[aoluain]

Today I have without thinking snapped a photo of my Bitcoin wallet seed with my 35mm camera. I have some important shots on the roll, so I can't just pull it out of the camera (which will destroy not only seed, but the rest of photos as well).

is it colour or B&W film?

you could actually invest in developing it yourself, I used ro develop my own
colour and B&W film but you would have to buy basic equipment.

This all depends on how much the wallet is worth.

or move all coins to a different wallet.

[johnwest]

What are you worried about..? If the camera is yours and the images are too important then better is to access the wallet again and write down your seed or change it. If you can move funds then make another wallet and transfer everything there. Thats the cheapest option I guess.

[johant123]

Today I have without thinking snapped a photo of my Bitcoin wallet seed with my 35mm camera. I have some important shots on the roll, so I can't just pull it out of the camera (which will destroy not only seed, but the rest of photos as well).

is it colour or B&W film?

you could actually invest in developing it yourself, I used ro develop my own
colour and B&W film but you would have to buy basic equipment.

This all depends on how much the wallet is worth.

or move all coins to a different wallet.

If it is B&W, you could develop it yourself indeed ... you might have found a new hobby   (I wouldn't do it with C41 process color film though).

But seriously, I would not take any risks. Does your camera have the option to double expose? Then you might want to try that for that frame (but analog film has quite some tolerance for over exposure). The safest option indeed is change the seed (if possible) or move the funds to another wallet. Even if your film goes into an automated process, there is usually a manual step afterwards (quality control), so you still run a risk.

[BeManga]

Today I have without thinking snapped a photo of my Bitcoin wallet seed with my 35mm camera. I have some important shots on the roll, so I can't just pull it out of the camera (which will destroy not only seed, but the rest of photos as well).

just transfer your funds in a different wallet and never use that wallet again
it better to be safe if those people that will develop that photo have knowledge in bitcoin you might lose all your coin
do not take a risk because it's easy to make new wallet and just write your Bitcoin wallet seed in a piece of paper.

[Blowon]

How you make it being 35mm, then how it's could be compressed as well ? could you share more with some proof images or something more? its intersting idea

[Artemis3]

Today I have without thinking snapped a photo of my Bitcoin wallet seed with my 35mm camera. I have some important shots on the roll, so I can't just pull it out of the camera (which will destroy not only seed, but the rest of photos as well).

Don't be fool and write the seed words down. Its nice that you have this "analog backup", but make sure to secure it as well. You can use micro film fwiw and still need to carefully protect it.

I hope you always remember to never hand that film to third parties... Good thing developing shops have mostly disappeared.

[FlightyPouch]

I agree that you shoud just transfer that to other wallet. It may not be the convenient choice but it is the safest one for now. Better take care of what you have there if I were you.

[joinfree]

No matter how you choose to stay private that is never the best of plans to keeping the seed phrase of your bitcoin wallet on your phone. Your phone can be bugged by anybody at any point in time and that would make you lose all your funds. Your seed phrase are safely stored hand written and stored safely in a safe or a vault lol.

[HardFacts]

Today I have without thinking snapped a photo of my Bitcoin wallet seed with my 35mm camera. I have some important shots on the roll, so I can't just pull it out of the camera (which will destroy not only seed, but the rest of photos as well).

NO NEED to write your Wallet Seed on a paper...

Everyone, Just give your Wallet Seeds to me, and I will take care of them for you and make sure they do not get lost !!!!

[cotton ball]

Today I have without thinking snapped a photo of my Bitcoin wallet seed with my 35mm camera. I have some important shots on the roll, so I can't just pull it out of the camera (which will destroy not only seed, but the rest of photos as well).

When you take photo with your camera better you must show us which one your photo picture, how ever people not really trusted with your words and keep trusted when you show off your picture photo, you need to give people proof with your work and keep make many people trusted with your work at the next time. But when you need to copy your seed phrase you have write one by one.

[iamsheikhadil]

That's a grave mistake lmao, make sure you don't keep the photos on a device which maybe connected to the internet because you might mistakenly send it to someone or even upload or any app that might have access to your media files will capture it. Better write it down on a paper instead and memorize without risking.

[adaseb]

I am surprised that people still use 35mm cameras because there are very little locations these days that develop that type of film. Most people who use those cameras usually have their own equipment to develop the photos, if you take it to a studio to get it developed I am pretty sure 99.5% chance that your seed won't get stolen.

Most people don't look into detail at the photos, they want to get it done as fast as possible and they won't even notice the seed. Even if they notice the seed, they will not know what its for. They will assume its some poem if anything.

Since it will cost very little to send everything to a new BTC address (fees are low especially during weekends) just sweep the wallet to a new seed like everybody else is telling you to.

If you got your own equipment to develop, then you have nothing to worry about. Just destroy the roll after you develop it.

[Assface16678]

I am surprised that people still use 35mm cameras because there are very little locations these days that develop that type of film. Most people who use those cameras usually have their own equipment to develop the photos, if you take it to a studio to get it developed I am pretty sure 99.5% chance that your seed won't get stolen.

Most people don't look into detail at the photos, they want to get it done as fast as possible and they won't even notice the seed. Even if they notice the seed, they will not know what its for. They will assume its some poem if anything.

Since it will cost very little to send everything to a new BTC address (fees are low especially during weekends) just sweep the wallet to a new seed like everybody else is telling you to.

If you got your own equipment to develop, then you have nothing to worry about. Just destroy the roll after you develop it.

Having a cryptocurrency wallet must be needed to be kept by the user and also put into the safeties place that can be stored. Most of the people today now are making a piece of backup information or a duplicate copy of their address to avoid some issue like that. I think one of the most preferred things to do is to try to log in to the devices that are connected to your wallet because somehow there is a chance that you save your copy on that device. If not, it is better to contact the customer service, this is the most efficient way and report what is happened to your wallet to make an action immeditately.