Preservation Publishing Co / Wilhelm / Grinnell / Kodak Kodachrome Films / Fuji / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Music Album Release / /
Facility
Museum Conditions Ilfochrome Micrographic M / Library of Congress / Museum of Modern Art / /
IndustryTerm
massive sub-systems / well designed systems / humidity control systems / Passive systems / electricity / paper and plastic media / human readable media / walk-in food storage / electricity cost / Active systems / freezer equipment / longevity film storage systems / desirable solution / /
Movie
Loss / IPI Storage Guide for Acetate Film / Storage Guide for Color Photographic Materials / /
MusicAlbum
Kodachrome / /
MusicGroup
The National / /
Organization
Congress / National Geographic Society / Canadian Council of Archives / National Archives and Record Administration / /
Person
Fujichrome / Karen Santoro / Tim Vitale Updated / James Reilly / Jean-Louis Bigourdan / Sue Bigelow / Gene Salesin / John Van Bogart / James M. Reilly / Mark McCormick-Goodhart / /
Cold Storage of Cultural Artifacts v16 © Tim Vitale Updated[removed] – Introduction - Need for Cold Storage Cold storage will prolong the life of all materials. It is largely used with photographic prints, film and