41815
Accession Number
4532
Author
Wilhelm, Henry
Title Of Article Chaper
Color print instability
Title Of Journal Book
Modern photography
Volume
43
Issue
2
Pages
92-93 118 120-121 124 134 138 140 142 176
Collation
9 photos
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
Refrigerated, humidity controlled dark storage can result in prolonged life for photographic images on color print material. Non-refrigerated dark storage is not enough to keep some images from fading. Tests compare dark storage and display lives of images printed on Kodak Ektacolor 74 RC paper, Kodak Ektachrome RC paper Type 1933, Agfacolor MCN 310Type 4, Kodak Dye Transfer, Fuji Dyecolor, Cibachrome CCP-A 182U and CCP-D 182U, Fresson Quadrichromie, Hanfstaengl Tricolor Carbro, Kwik-print, Polaroid SX-70, PolaroidPolacolor 2, Polaroid Polarcolor I, Kodak Instant Print Film PR10, and photomechanical color printing processes. A sidelight to the tests was the determination that fading on exposure to light is not directly proportional to the amount of light: prints in 1/10th the amount of light showed greater than 1/10th the amount of fading. -- AATA
pub_id
41815