The scuttlebut in the trade magazines, I believe, is that Kodachrome is
tops for archiving, provided it is stored in the dark under good conditions
(not too humidity, dry, hot, etc.) However, it supposedly fades worse than
the E6 films under projection. Important slides which must be projected a
lot should be duped (using the dupes for projection, of course).
Joel
At 08:38 AM 8/30/1999 -0400, you wrote:
>Alas, most dyes have limited lives, even if stored as suggested by the
>manufacturers.
>
>For ultimate life, some people make 3 B & W exposures, since silver is
>much more archival.
>
>Tom
>
>> Can anyone suggests me any good slide film for use on landscape and
building
>> photography ?
>> I am interesting to know what king of film can pass throw time with minimum
>> loose of quality.
>> I have read on web pages that the FUJI PROVIA and VELVIA is very good
>> professional choice - is this correct ?
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