Storage prints are prints that will be used infrequently for viewing (primarily as a record) or for reprinting to generate additional copies.
- Diazo C films meet the image stability limits as specified for the ammonia-processed diazo film as a Class B long-term film (outlined in ISO 18905).
- Diazo D films meet the image stability limits as specified for ammonia- processed diazo film as a Class A long-term film (outlined in ISO 18905).
Record films must be stored under “archival” conditions as stated in ISO 18911 and outlined in pertinent ANSI Standards and in IMAGELINK Publication D-31. These conditions include storage at 21°C (70°F) and 15 to 40% relative humidity, air conditioning to avoid temperature and humidity cycling, and clean air. In addition, the film should be stored in the dark in approved light-tight containers. These conditions will extend the film’s lifetime to be a minimum of 100 years.
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