Subject: Kodak R3 Process
Jonathan Farley <j.farley [at] rbgkew__org__uk> writes >Our photographic department is intending to replace their Cibachrome >system within the next year, and are considering moving to a process >by Kodak called "R3". Can anyone give any indication as to the >archival stability of this process. After forwarding his query to colleagues, I received this reply from Steve Watson, photographer for the Amon Carter Museum: "I spoke with our local Ilford tech rep last week, and he said that Ilfochrome (formerly Cibachrome) is the only dye destruction print material on the market. Kodak R3 and Fujichrome are reversal dye coupler materials, therefore not as stable as Ilfochrome. But he was unsure about how different their storage characteristics might be." Isabelle Tokumaru Kimbell Art Museum *** Conservation DistList Instance 12:68 Distributed: Friday, February 19, 1999 Message Id: cdl-12-68-003 ***Received on Thursday, 18 February, 1999