Re: Inkjet Album

[Andrew Darlow <andy@andydarlow.com>]

>HMSDOC@aol.com writes:
>
>>  What is the best way to present 8x10 inkjet prints in a photo album?  With
>>  the PGPP it would be best to have them covered and protected.  Will the
>>  archival plastic sleeves made for traditional 8x10 prints do the trick, or
>>  will the ink of the prints end up 'sticking' to the plastic?
>
>I haven't had problems with the ink sticking to the plastic *so far*
>(only a few years) if I used suitable archival plastics that say
>things don't stick to them.
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Hi David:

Could you tell me the name of the portfolio book that didn't have 
problems with the Premium glossy.  I've  seen expensive books with a 
number of problems.

Thanks a lot!

-Andrew Darlow

Photography, Digital Print Consulting and Custom Editions
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