P3D Re: storage of stereo

[Steve Berezin <sbere@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Bob_Maxey@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> I use small airtight tins with gaskets on the lids for roll film. But I try
> to mount it a day or so after reverse rolling it up for mounting. They do
> take up space, but it is better than cutting them up to put in envelopes.
> As far as plastic bags go, there are some who believe this is not a good
> idea because of out gassing. Also, never use a rubber band because the
> sulfur in the rubber causes problems. I stay away from PCB File Pages -
> especially those for coin collectors. There is no way to tell what they are
> made of or if they were treated.
> 
> I think I also would have to ask about how long you are going to store the
> film before mounting. If it is short term, the issues of materials and the
> dangers they can cause to a photograph is a moot one.
> 
> RM

All this talk of slide storage reminds me to tell everybody that we are
manufacturing and offering brand spanking new steel archival slide
storage boxes (sometimes called slide files) at Berezin Stereo
Photography Products.  I'd love to give more detail but that will be on
sell-3D.  Or visit:

http://www.berezin.com/3d/slideboxes.htm

-- 
Steve Berezin
mailto:steve@xxxxxxxxxxx


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