how long will photo last null

For the greatest longevity, choose resin-coated (RC) photo paper and store it at room temperature or slightly cooler. Do not expose your prints to direct sunlight. HP Advnaced Glossy photo paper is NOT RC paper, but HP Premium Plus paper IS and should last for decades. It's by far my first choice for HP photo papers.

Mine has been awesome and great looking for the last 6 monts. I have them in the open and on the fridge.

The archival quality is very good, and the photo should last many years.

I have pictures that I have printed and used this product over 10 years ago. I have had no problems with this

Photos on this grade of paper lasts as long as one needs, at least, in my experience.

I can't answer this question for sure, but I assuming for a lifetime.

Years in an almumn that has protective plastic sleeves

really depends on storage conditions.

I find that the picture doesn't fade at all.

It is rated as a long lasting paper, but I can't put that into years. How the prints are displayed is an important factor. They will last much longer in dark storage like inside an album. The more exposure to light in terms of time and intensity the faster it will fade, but that goes for any photo paper that I know of. If the prints will be exposed to a lot of light, I recommend HP Premium Plus paper. It's more expensive, but it's the most fade resistant.

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For the greatest longevity, choose resin-coated (RC) photo paper and store it at room temperature or slightly cooler. Do not expose your prints to direct sunlight. HP Advnaced Glossy photo paper is NOT RC paper, but HP Premium Plus paper IS and should last for decades. It's by far my first choice for HP photo papers.
Answered by Mark 10 years ago
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Mine has been awesome and great looking for the last 6 monts. I have them in the open and on the fridge.
Answered by TINK85 10 years ago
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The archival quality is very good, and the photo should last many years.
Answered by HP Team 6 years ago
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I have pictures that I have printed and used this product over 10 years ago. I have had no problems with this
Answered by lilypad 12 years ago
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Photos on this grade of paper lasts as long as one needs, at least, in my experience.
Answered by TheMan 9 years ago
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I can't answer this question for sure, but I assuming for a lifetime.
Answered by DJDS 9 years ago
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Forever if taken care of
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Years in an almumn that has protective plastic sleeves
Answered by sross615 10 years ago
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really depends on storage conditions.
Answered by zoethemutt 10 years ago
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I find that the picture doesn't fade at all.
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