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It sounds like your copies were printed with less stable ink. I commend his commitment to preserving his photos but if they're stored in the right conditions, t
by kmoser 2y ago
It sounds like your copies were printed with less stable ink. I commend his commitment to preserving his photos but if they're stored in the right conditions, there's no need to remove them every few months to dry them out. If anything, exposing them to a few hours of sunlight repeatedly will only cause the colors to fade faster.
- random_ind_dude 2y ago>It sounds like your copies were printed with less stable ink. Yeah. That's plausible. I haven't actually seen how he dries the photos. I don't think he keeps them in direct sunlight, since like you said, direct sunlight will cause the colors to fade faster.