xlaburu
5-Feb-2012, 21:56
Hi, I hope someone can help me out with this.
I have several thousands of negatives/slide films archived, from these 20% or a bit less are B/W and I know the different chemical processes to prevent the silver degradation of B/W film, like Selenium, Kodak Gold Protector-2 (don't know if it is discontinued nor it's price though) and the Polisuflide one. This is fine, I still have to experiment with all of these excep the Selenium one, that perhaps is the less recomended for Film.
The case is:
Is there any such conservation chemical process worthie for colour negative and slides? Or the only way to keep these preserved with no major tone/color changes is to have them in a good tempreture, low humidity, little light, and decent air conditions?
Thank you very much!
I have several thousands of negatives/slide films archived, from these 20% or a bit less are B/W and I know the different chemical processes to prevent the silver degradation of B/W film, like Selenium, Kodak Gold Protector-2 (don't know if it is discontinued nor it's price though) and the Polisuflide one. This is fine, I still have to experiment with all of these excep the Selenium one, that perhaps is the less recomended for Film.
The case is:
Is there any such conservation chemical process worthie for colour negative and slides? Or the only way to keep these preserved with no major tone/color changes is to have them in a good tempreture, low humidity, little light, and decent air conditions?
Thank you very much!