Paul Howell
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[Is Kodachrome the only alternative to B&W for archiving?
In another thread the topic of archiving came up, and from what I can gather the only way to really archive color (more than 100 years) is with color separation negatives on film or glass plates. I had hard time accepting this but I have not had the time to see how the museums and universities are achieving their color collections. Anyone have any knowledge?
I have 35 year old Kodachrome which have held up very well, Extachrome, Agfa, and GAF from time frame are starting to fade, the GAF very badly.
In another thread the topic of archiving came up, and from what I can gather the only way to really archive color (more than 100 years) is with color separation negatives on film or glass plates. I had hard time accepting this but I have not had the time to see how the museums and universities are achieving their color collections. Anyone have any knowledge?
I have 35 year old Kodachrome which have held up very well, Extachrome, Agfa, and GAF from time frame are starting to fade, the GAF very badly.