Sections 2 - 5 are now available for the Photographic Chemistry for Preservation online course. This series explores key elements of photographic chemistry that are essential to understanding the nature of silver-based analog photographs, their creation, and their deterioration mechanisms. These topics are critical for photograph conservators, but also of interest to photographers, artists, collectors, and other photography enthusiasts. These online self-study modules include video lectures and quizzes on specific topics in the chemistry of photography. Each section contains about 7 - 17 units and each unit includes a video lecture of 3 - 10 minutes in length and a brief self-assessment quiz. Each section costs $19, which includes access to a discussion forum where participants can ask an expert questions about the content. Study at your own pace and repeat sections as needed!
Section 1: Light Sensitivity of Silver Salts (Now free on YouTube!) Section 2: The Latent Image Section 3: Chemical and Spectral Sensitization Section 4: The Role of Gelatin (NEW) Section 5: Typical Paper and Film Structures (NEW) Visit <URL: http://www.conservation-us.org/photographic-chemistry> for more information. Contact FAIC Education Associate, Sarah Saetren, with questions at courses<at>conservation-us<.>org . ****** Unsubscribe by sending a message to [email protected] Searchable archives: http://cool.conservation-us.org/byform/mailing-lists/cdl/
