Humidity & Temperature

Always store prints in a climate-controlled environment. 75 degrees Fahrenheit and 50% relative humidity are the benchmarks you should look to when storing prints. Moving air is a big factor in print fade, and too much or little humidity damages the paper.

Sunlight

Do not expose prints to direct sunlight. Heat and UV radiation will greatly accelerate fade and paper damage.

Framing & Hanging

Use UV filtered glazing (glass or arcylic) in your frame. Look for material that will filter 97% or more of the UV spectrum. Ultraviolet light includes energy from 10-400 nanometers. This frequency of light does the most damage to photos and artwork.

Storage

Try to keep prints in an acid free storage box or print sleeve / bag.

If you are going to store prints in plastic bags or sleeves, look for plastic material that is made from biaxially oriented polypropylene. Avoid using any materials that contain polyethylene or plasticizers which can cause rapid yellowing of your paper.

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