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Re: EMDE & Albion
On Thu, 2 Oct 1997, P3D Greg Erker wrote:
> Thanks for the summary Dennis.
>
> Another way to moderately protect your slides
> is to use the Albion mount in a 3400 frame and
> cut one piece of the Reel 3-D acetate plastic
> to fit into the frame with the Albion to protect
> the emulsion side. (Protects the emulsion side
> only, from fingerprints and scratches.)
>
> The channels on the Albion keep the acetate
> from touching the emulsion so there is no worry
> about newton rings (more a problem on the base
> side anyways). Since some air can still get in
> there fungus growth in the emulsion shouldn't
> be too big a concern. (Not a concern here in the
> dry prairies :)
>
> And there are less surfaces to get clean before
> assembly (compared to the acetate sleeve or two
> glass pieces).
>
> Dennis's plastic sleeves sound like the Reel 3-D
> ones so presumably they can be cut up and put in
> the frame also.
Yes, you are correct in that the protective sleeve I was talking about is
the same one offered by Reel 3D. It is produced by an outside vendor,
actually it was originally meant for the EMDE No. 3400 frame. I will be
carrying it soon. :-)
>
> If others use or like this idea, perhaps we can
> talk Dennis into providing plastic strips that
> are precut to fit inside the 3400 frame with
> an Albion. I'd buy a hundred or two to avoid the
> work of cutting up sleeves. Anyone else?
>
Ugh! I am busy enough! Cut your own sleeves! :-)
> This method also looks nicer than putting a
> sleeve over a bare Albion or over the Albion/
> 3400 combination.
>
> Greg E.
>
>
>
As I mentioned before, while I am sure that some use the Albion as is,
it's really too thin to be used by itself IMHO. That's why Reel 3D
offered a paper stiffener. I think the EMDE No. 3400 frame looks better,
but boy am I biased about that. :-) I am trying to get all of the
mounting goodies together so that you can spend all of your money at one
place. :-) Dennis Sherwood emdesher@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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