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Re: [Digital BW] Face mounting (Diasec)

2003-11-05 by jean verrept

Carl, sorry for this rather late reaction re Diasec.
I've been making Diasec montages for many years.
Diasec is basically meant for commercial purposes, expo's, office or shop
decoration etc and is said to extend the live of photo material +/-  3
times. 
I do not consider it archival because Diasec's are made in a very acid
environment  So, don't use it for your precious prints unless you accept
discoloration say after 3 to 5 years.

Jean.





on 07/10/2003 22:38, Carl Schofield at scho@... wrote:

I'm looking at alternatives to the usual mat, glass, frame for
presentation purposes.  The Diasec or face mount process looked
interesting, but I wonder how stable the finished product is in terms
of warping, effects of humidity changes, etc.  Anyone tried this with
B&W inkjet prints on matte papers?  Here is some discussion about
-- 
jean.verrept@...

archival properties, but no firm conclusions:
http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=001YUe


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