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Framing Black & White Photos Glazing Warning

How certain glazing choices will affect the quality and life of your high-quality black and white photo; learn tips, tricks and more in in this free photography video series on framing taught by expert Minnie Bell.

- How to Use Tape to Attach Picture to Mount
- Good Framing Choices for Black & White Photos

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There are certain things that you want to think about if you are just doing a print any of them will work for your print. If however you have a G Harvey sitting down there, you probably wouldn't want to put non glare glass on non glare plexi over that. Due to the fact that non glare tends to invite light in rather than reflect the light out which means it will fade your work faster, the laminate you wouldn't want to put over a G Harvey because it alters the state of your art. It changes your art. You would want to copy of whatever you are doing, you want to do a original art, you do not want to do anything that you want to be using later for something else. Say passing down to your grandchildren go make a copy of it and play with the copy. There are very good quality places out there that make great copies of most anything that you have a copyright to.

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Framing Black & White Photos Glazing Warning

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