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A some advice that may help you protect your memorabilia
from fading and other damages.
Keep your printed photographs away
from strong light, high
humidity and from an environment with a high level of ozone or
gases.
Store your photos in boxes;
albums or frames, if possible under dark storage conditions. It
will help preserve the original beauty of your prints.
Choose
the right quality paper, which has an additional layer. It can
protect ink from oils and lotions and other damages from hands,
airborne contaminants, minor scratches, and even fight against humidity.
If you decide to frame your prints
and hang it on the wall consider your wall space and picture
size.
A
large photo in a small area might appear cramped , while a small
photo on a big space will tend to look lost. If your printer
can't make larger photos, consider putting groups of small
photos in the area.
I hope the information you found in
our printer paper guide was helpful and you will have fun taking
your photos and enjoy making beautiful prints from them.
If you print many photograph, I
know your thirsty printer needs a lots of ink.
Check out these ink
savings tips with refill kits and compatible cartridges.
All
types of printer supply. Save big!
    
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Some pictures printed with
pigment-based inks on the specifically designed paper could
be displayed for 100 years before noticeable fading
occurs. Normally