> > Any reputable photofinisher can make duplicates using sepia toner > > as an extra cost option. BTW, Any sort of toning process > > (including sepia) that replaces the silver is very stable and will > > outlast an ordinary photo by several generations, thus making it > > an excellent investment in image preservation. > > > > Arrowhead Images <aepalmer@a-znet.com> > > Correction it does not remove the silver it is a chemical reaction > with the silver, there by preventing oxidation of the silver in the > image... > > Kevin L. Sholder <rdrunner@siscom.net> I stand corrected as to the chemical reaction fore sepia toner. However, the basic premise still stands. ANY chemical alteration of the silver will make for a truely archival print that should last for several hundred years! Cheers -- <><><><><><><><><><><> Arrowhead Images <aepalmer@a-znet.com> <><><><><><><><><><><> I had a destiny once. All it did was get me into trouble !