Subject: Permanence of images
Maria Esteva <patrimon [at] fundantorchas__retina__ar> writes >For a show we need to exhibit an important number of photographs Our >budget is limited and since it will be a permanent exhibit (10 >years) we will use black and white reproductions in different >formats, from standard ones to very big blowups. It is cheaper to >scan the image and blow it up with the plotter. The problem is that >some companies only guarantee 2 or 3 years of colour stability In 1996 Sebastian Dobrusskin <sebastian.dobrusskin [at] span__ch> organized a symposium in Berne, Switzerland, devoted to questions of conservation of digital and conventional photographic pictures. Rita Hofmann (Ilford, Fribourg) and Dieter Becker and Klaus Kasper (Felix Schoeller, Boulder, CO) held lectures on on Digital Prints (in English). The lectures have been published by "Rundbrief Fotografie" No. 12 (Hofmann in German, Becker/Kasper in English) (generally look at: <URL:http://www.foto.unibas.ch/~rundbrief/>, and order at: <w.jaworek [at] fototext__s__shuttle__de>. During his studies at GEH in Rochester, Martin Juergens <mcj1933 [at] aol__com> did some research work on ink jet, too. Wolfgang Hesse Rundbrief Fotografie *** Conservation DistList Instance 12:94 Distributed: Friday, June 4, 1999 Message Id: cdl-12-94-003 ***Received on Friday, 4 June, 1999