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I thought About that too, Winbert. I would assume that the aging or deteriation
of
films would be minimal as long as no direct moisture got onto the film itself. I remember well, going to camera shops when I was a kid and being curious as to why these shops had freezer units for they're raw stock super or standard 8mm films. I guess we know now, they were smart before they're time.
I ....these shops had freezer units for they're raw stock super or standard 8mm films. I guess we know now, they were smart before they're time.
Osi, AFAIK freezer is cold and dry ... I knew this is the best method to preserve film. But what I am asking is cold and humid, what will be the impact?
Whilst I cannot answer your question directly, you and other members may be interested to read the following article about film storage and preservation which also mentions climate and humidity.
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