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New Equipment Designs for Evaluation of Fade Stability of Color Photographic Images in the Presence of Ozone Gas – Part One
David Miller
  DOI :  10.2352/ISSN.2169-4672.2009.2.0.58  Published Online :  January 2009
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The Image Stability Technical Center of Eastman Kodak Company is evaluating various media in a newly designed system for testing image permanence in the presence of elevated levels of ozone. This initial paper will discuss experiments designed to look at chamber performance and within chamber exposure uniformity. Results from the first experimental run are included. Future studies will include media type, gas volume/velocity, impingement method, and reciprocity effects over a 10:1 range of concentration.

Journal Title : International Symposium on Technologies for Digital Photo Fulfillment
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David Miller, "New Equipment Designs for Evaluation of Fade Stability of Color Photographic Images in the Presence of Ozone Gas – Part One"  in Proc. Int'l Symp.on Technologies for Digital Photo Fulfillment,  2009,  pp 58 - 62,  https://doi.org/10.2352/ISSN.2169-4672.2009.2.0.58

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Articles
New Equipment Designs for Evaluation of Fade Stability of Color Photographic Images in the Presence of Ozone Gas – Part One
MillerDavid
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2009
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58
62
2009
The Image Stability Technical Center of Eastman Kodak Company is evaluating various media in a newly designed system for testing image permanence in the presence of elevated levels of ozone. This initial paper will discuss experiments designed to look at chamber performance and within chamber exposure uniformity. Results from the first experimental run are included. Future studies will include media type, gas volume/velocity, impingement method, and reciprocity effects over a 10:1 range of concentration.