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From: marcus@pyuxt.UUCP (M. G. Hand)
Newsgroups: net.rec.photo
Subject: Re: Transparency Longevity
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Date: Wed, 29-Aug-84 23:18:28 EDT
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Posted: Wed Aug 29 23:18:28 1984
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>	Storage in the dark for photo images is just the start.  The main
>	image destroyers are (In order):
>		1. Light.  It's a shame you ever need to look at them.
>		2. Heat.  This one is subtile.  The WORST possible second
>		   choice for storage is a Hot dark place.  (The light in
>		   number one usually adds heat to the situation.)
>		3. Oxygen.  In most of the air around here.

Of course problem # 3 isn't a factor here in New Jersey.