Photographic Pricing - Barry Weiser

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Preservation, Archival Integrity and Longevity

"Williams says, Longevity issues and color fastness were concerns people had about digital. At the end of the day these concerns are a little hypocritical since many other (non-digital) media will have more archival problems than digital prints. That's why we have conservationists. On a similar note, Pritikin points out, Visual art comes in infinite forms, from pastels, oils, and pencil drawings, to sky writing and sand sculptures, some art only lasting nanoseconds. So the issue of longevity is always relative.

Digital printing technology has made enormous progress over the last 15 years in terms of longevity, durability and color fastness. Today's generation of pigment inks are far more stable than traditional watercolor paintings. One question that arises regarding preserving artwork is the need for fixatives. Williams held a pigment print on paper, one that had not been sprayed with any fixative, under running water and showed that it didn't run at all. He doesn't use fixative, but I have found that a spray fixative helps prevent pigment inks coming off my canvases when I work into them with acrylic gel medium or pastel". Robert Pritikin, Griff Williams, Rangefinder Magazine

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