38088
Title Of Article Chaper
Are your prints fading away? Good pictures never die - or do they?
Title Of Journal Book
Popular Photography
Volume
1969
Pages
67-69,106-110
Publisher City
New York, NY
ISSN
0032-4582
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
Permanence is defined as a relative notion. The fading of photographic prints is caused either by natural enemies or by improper processing. To make prints last, careful, accurately timed fixing in fresh hypo, or better two consecutive hypo baths, is necessary. A thorough washing method is then described. Selenium toning is discussed. A printing session is analyzed step by step, the timing, necessary equipment, quantities, and brand names of chemicals are indicated.
Keywords
Photography, paper; Photography, paper conservation; Photography, paper deterioration; Photography, process science; Photography, technique; Photography, image fading
pub_id
38088