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The Daguerreotype: The Mirror with a Memory as practiced by a living human beingFri, 19 Feb 2010 13:06:04 -0800http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2hourly1By: Jonathan
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JonathanMon, 15 Feb 2010 17:53:26 +0000http://www.shinyphotos.com/?p=177#comment-11810I run a single strip attached to the edge and fold it underneath the package.
I hadn't considered the effects of the two metals being in contact. Do you have any research that suggests these two would be problematic?
I'd venture to guess that it would be far more likely that a contaminant inside the plate would corrode it far before the tape would corrode.I run a single strip attached to the edge and fold it underneath the package.
I hadn’t considered the effects of the two metals being in contact. Do you have any research that suggests these two would be problematic?
I’d venture to guess that it would be far more likely that a contaminant inside the plate would corrode it far before the tape would corrode.
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Andy StocktonFri, 22 Jan 2010 14:55:30 +0000http://www.shinyphotos.com/?p=177#comment-11805Thanks for the informative post! I am still struggling with the best sealing method, especially since I am currently working with daguerreotype "miniatures". It taxes my (lack of) hand-eye coordination. :) Do you just run a single strip of tape around the edge of your package and then fold it over on the front and back? Or is your method more elaborate? I have also wondered about aluminum in contact with silver. The galvanic differential between the two is high enough to potentially cause corrosion.
p.s. When is your San Jose art project happening? I will go look at it for you.Thanks for the informative post! I am still struggling with the best sealing method, especially since I am currently working with daguerreotype “miniatures”. It taxes my (lack of) hand-eye coordination. Do you just run a single strip of tape around the edge of your package and then fold it over on the front and back? Or is your method more elaborate? I have also wondered about aluminum in contact with silver. The galvanic differential between the two is high enough to potentially cause corrosion.
p.s. When is your San Jose art project happening? I will go look at it for you.
Do you just run a single strip of tape around the edge of your package and then fold it over on the front and back? Or is your method more elaborate? I have also wondered about aluminum in contact with silver. The galvanic differential between the two is high enough to potentially cause corrosion.
