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[frameconnews] Photographs
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- Subject: [frameconnews] Photographs
- From: "Andrew Macdonald" <mactheframer@hotmail.com>
- Date: Wed, 22 Sep 1999 10:27:04 GMT
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I am framing a couple of wedding photographs; one taken recently and one of
the brides�s grandparents. The most modern one is to be bonded to a canvas
effect substrate. Does anyone know what type of material this is in terms of
whether it should be framed with a buffered or unbuffered cotton museum
board?
I usually frame modern photographic prints with an unbuffered board, if the
customer�s budget runs to it. But since the older of the two photos is
pasted onto a backing mount, I intend to follow my usual practice of
suggesting a copy is made, and I�ll frame that the same way. If they insist
on framing the original, this will be done with a buffered board.
Am I doing the right thing(s)?
Andrew Macdonald
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