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11-23-2011, 01:46 AM
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How bad can indirect light be on cards?
I have some cards displayed on a bookshelf, which shares the wall with the room's only window. The window and shelf are well offset and at no time does the sun directly strike the cards. There's minimal reflected light from the opposite wall since I have mostly dark clothes hanging its length on a rack. 
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