News, events and Egyptology from Luxor, copyright Jane Akshar
I find it very difficult to believe that this chap was allowed to use a flashgun for his photography. The high intesity light WOULD have damaged the pigments.
There is no evidence that flash photography damages the pigments. This seems to be an urban myth.
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I find it very difficult to believe that this chap was allowed to use a flashgun for his photography. The high intesity light WOULD have damaged the pigments.
There is no evidence that flash photography damages the pigments. This seems to be an urban myth.
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