35mm Slide
1. GENERAL INFORMATION   

ARTWORK CHANNEL INFORMATION 
•	Specify the number of slides in each carousel or cassette
•	For multi-channel work please state which channel this component relates to e.g. 1/3 etc.  

TIMING AND CONTROL INFORMATION
•	How is the slide projector controlled?
•	Does the operation include dissolves? Is so describe how they work and their timing
•	For multiple channel slide projections produce a diagram describing their interplay

COLOUR
•	Colour
•	B&W
•	Other (please specify) – for example there may be a mix of colour and black & white slides

AUDIO
•	If there is audio describe how it is synchronised

2. COMPONENT INFORMATION

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
•	35mm colour transparency
•	Other (please specify)
2a. COMPONENT STATUS
State whether the component is:
•	Original camera positive
•	Dupe from the original camera positive  
•	Exhibition copies (state if they have been used for display) 
•	Other: Please specify
Source
•	State where the slide(s) have come from – for example, artist, gallery, or made by lab or in-house

2b. FORMATS & RELATED INFORMATION :
FILM STOCK
•	Manufacturer
•	Stock code number

MOUNTS
•	Describe the make and type of mount for example Weiss A002 glass mount with un-etched glass. 36mm aperture. Not pin-registered. 
o	Give details of aperture
o	Pin registered?
o	Anti-newton glass?
o	Other details (please specify)

2c. PRODUCTION HISTORY: State what the component was made from. If it was made from a component that you hold please state its component number, if it was made from a component made by the artist or gallery please give details of the production of the work and what this component was made from.  
DATE THE COMPONENTS WERE MADE
WHERE MADE Provide details when known of:
•	For duplicates state where the dupes were made and how they were made – if known supply the details of equipment used
•	State where the slides were processed if different from where duplicated
•	Provide any specific instructions regarding duplication for example pin registration required. 

2d. CONDITION ASSESSMENT 
AGE OF COMPONENT No of years
OVERALL CONDITION ASSESSMENT
•	Poor
•	Good
•	Excellent 

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CONDITION   
•	Scratches
•	Fading
•	Dirt
•	Sprocket damage
•	A/D strip tested
•	Cropped in duplication
•	Chemical damage or poor processing
•	Other  

3. ASSESSMENT OF RISKS
RISK ASSESSMENT FOR 

Consider risks associated with:
•	The  obsolescence of 35mm slide film and processing
•	Risks due to poor storage
•	Risks due to poor handling
•	Risks due to fading or shifts in colour balance
•	Risk to originals during duplication 
•	Risk of poor duplication for display