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Preserving Old PhotosThanks, Rdezilwa from Colombo, Sri Lanka Feedback About This Post:RE: Preserving Old Photos
Preserving photographs by halting deterioration isn't as complicated as it might seem. The American Museum of Photography has a great guide on the internet. I've included a link to it below: Post By Steven Biars (Guest Post) RE: Preserving Old Photos
thanks all - I suppose the only thing to do is to scan and preserve them. Post By Enter your name. (Guest Post) RE: Preserving Old PhotosThe only thing I know about photos is to be sure anything that comes anywhere near the pictures is a special acid free product. That includes paper,plastic etc. Post by Connie from Canada RE: Preserving Old Photos
The best way to preserve photos, prints or old documents etc is to first make sure they are dry, free of dust and heavy creases and then laminate them using a hot laminator. Post by Alan24 |
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