This may be a basic question but I recently acquired a pH testing pen and have been using it on various papers I have. My main papers, Harmon FB Al and Innova Smooth Cotton 315 both appear to be non-acidic. However the Epson papers I use both look to be quite acidic. I am wondering how time will affect these papers. The tests over at Aardenburg of pigment inks on Epson Premium Luster do not indicate much change in the paper as a result of decades-equivalent UV exposure (loss of UV brighteners but that's about it). What I'm wondering is how will the acids in the paper ultimately affect the print? How concerned should I be with works I've printed on Epson semi-gloss or Premium Luster and stored in a dark album or behind glass?
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Archivability of Epson luster/semi-gloss paper?
2008-11-03 by Roger
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