Subject: Reformatting photographic material
Karen Brown <kebrown<-a t->nedcc< . >org> >Reina B. Irmer <reina.irmer<-a t->snark< . >slq< . >qld< . >gov< . >au> writes > >>Also, am I correct in thinking that the most archival format is >>still a black and white negative? > >You are correct--the most archival format is still a black and white >negative. I would just like to add that if longevity is the prime consideration then the duplicate negatives should probably be on a polyester base. There must be millions of acetate based negatives around which are not more than 40-50 years old with severe vinegar syndrome. Peter Shaw Australian Archives *** Conservation DistList Instance 10:107 Distributed: Friday, June 6, 1997 Message Id: cdl-10-107-008 ***Received on Thursday, 5 June, 1997