The permanence and care of color photographs : traditional and digital color prints, color negatives, slides, and motion pictures /

Detalles Bibliográficos
Autor principal: Wilhelm, Henry Gilmer, 1943-
Otros Autores: Brower, Carol, 1951-
Formato: Libro
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Grinnell, Iowa, [USA] : Preservation Publishing, c1993.
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245 1 4 |a The permanence and care of color photographs :   |b traditional and digital color prints, color negatives, slides, and motion pictures /   |c by Henry Wilhelm ; with contributing author Carol Brower. 
260 |a Grinnell, Iowa, [USA] :   |b Preservation Publishing,   |c c1993. 
300 |a ix, 744 p. :   |b fot., il. ;   |c 28 cm. 
504 |a Incluye referencias bibliográficas e índice. 
505 2 |a Cap. 1.Traditional and digital color prints, color negatives, and color sides: which products last longer? ; cap. 2.Accelerated tests for measuring light fading, dark fading, and yellowish stain formation in color prints and films ; cap. 3.Light fading stability of displayed color prints ; cap. 4.The effects of print lacquers, plastic laminates, 3M photogard, and UV-absorbing plastic filters ; cap. 5.Dark fading yellowish staining of color prints, transparencies, and negatives ; cap. 6.Projector-caused fading of 35mm color slides ; cap. 7.Monitoring the long-term fading and staining of color photographs in museum and archive collections ; cap. 8.Color print and the professional portrait and wedding photographer - what to do about a troubling situation ; cap. 9.The permanent preservation of color motion pictures ; cap. 10.The extraordinary stable technicolor dye-imbibition motion picture color print process (1932-1978) ; cap. 11.Print mounting adhesives and techniques, tapes, rubber stamps, pencils, inks, and spotting methods for color and b&w prints ; cap. 12.The handling, presentation, and conservation matting on photographs ; cap. 13.Composition, pH, testing, and light fading stability of mount boards and other paper products used with photographs ; cap. 14.Envelopes and sleeves for films and prints ; cap. 15.Framing materials, storage boxes, portfolio cases, albums, cabinets, ans shelves ; cap. 16.The storage environment for photographs: relative humidity, temperature, air pollution, dust, and the prevention of fungus ; cap. 17.Display and illumination of color and black-and-withe prints ; cap. 18.Handling and preservation of color slides collections ; cap. 19.Frost-free refrigerators for storing color and black-and-white films and prints ; cap. 19.Large-scale, humidity-controlled cold storage facilities for the permanent preservation of b&w and color films, prints, and motion pictures. 
650 7 |a Fotografía.   |2 unesco  |9 2317 
650 7 |9 7410  |a Conservación de los bienes culturales.  |2 unesco 
650 7 |a Tecnología de materiales.   |2 unesco  |9 5264 
650 7 |a Iluminación.  |2 unesco  |9 7725 
650 7 |a Fotografías.  |2 unesco  |9 4548 
700 1 |a Brower, Carol,   |d 1951-  |9 51678 
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