Assessment of the Current Light-Fade Endpoint Metrics Used in The Determination of Print Life &amp;#x2013; Part I

Oldfield, David J.; Pino, Gary; Segur, Risë K.; Odell, Scott F.; Twist, John P.

doi:10.2352/j.imagingsci.technol.2004.48.6.art00006

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“…Longevity of similar technology materials from other manufacturers may or may not be as stable so careful comparison, using common test methods and interpretations, is called for. With one noted exception, the lifetime estimates in these tables use a new endpoint criterion that is more conservative than that typically used for consumer images [8,9]. Because the application is for long-term storage, these predictions are based on dark keeping applications, and they include the effects of heat, humidity, and atmospheric pollutants, but they do not include effects of light.…”

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Hard Copy Printing for Long-term Preservation as a Growth Engine for Prints and Photo Books

Labarca¹

2014

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Consumers today love the immediacy, ease of storage and ease of sharing of digital images. Storage of images "in the cloud" allows for anywhere/anytime access. Storage of images on their smartphone has similar benefits. Although slightly different in degree, both of these storage modalities also have risk of image loss due to long-term technology changes. In general, consumers are totally unaware of this risk, which could potentially leave a whole generation of picture takers, including Moms who are typically the "chief family photo officer", without a long-term record of their lifetime events. This paper will provide a brief overview of the history and concerns of technology obsolescence as it relates to the long-term preservation of consumers' digital image files and show how promotion of hard copy printing provides a simple and cost effective means to the consumer for secure, technology-proof preservation of their precious memories.

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Section: Materials Technology: Stability Of Materials Used For Preser...mentioning

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Hard Copy Printing for Long-term Preservation as a Growth Engine for Prints and Photo Books

Labarca¹

2014

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Degradation Modeling and Prediction of Ink Fading and Diffusion of Printed Images

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Elsayed

2018

IEEE Trans. Rel.

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Assessment of the Current Light-Fade Endpoint Metrics Used in The Determination of Print Life – Part I

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Hard Copy Printing for Long-term Preservation as a Growth Engine for Prints and Photo Books

Hard Copy Printing for Long-term Preservation as a Growth Engine for Prints and Photo Books

Degradation Modeling and Prediction of Ink Fading and Diffusion of Printed Images

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