Photos on Canvas – Stop Your Pictures From Fading
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If you've been printing or developing photographs for a number of years, chances are some of your photos are already fading and losing their original quality. The fact of the matter is that properties of most photo paper and the chemicals and dyes used in printing on it don't react well to long periods of exposure to light and air. Even when properly framed and stored, the average time it takes a photograph to begin losing quality is roughly six to seven years, and within twenty years noticeable overall fading has usually set in.
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