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Re: Slide Mounting

> them again is not feasable. How long can I leave a slide in a projector
> before I run the risk of damage? (without glass)  Thanks

Considering that I and many others mount slides w/o glass at all 
for use in a projector, I hope "for a while".

If you're using Fuji's chromes projection can probably be longer than 
with Kodachrome just due to longevity-under-projection reasons (Kodachrome
will last longer when not projected).

It also may vary with projectors.  Get an image you hate and leave it in
your projector for as long as you have patience for and see what happens.

Dalia sells (still?) a Dukes design previewer.  It allows you to project 
your slide  film still uncut! 

Mike K.

P.S. - This is one of the advantages of RBT mounts.  If after mounting
       you try it in projection and don't like it for some reason, you
       can reopen the mount w/o damage (once you get the hang of it) and 
       fix it.


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