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Several years ago I went to a Star Wars sci-fi convention in Indianapolis. They had a room full of original props and costumes. The rule was: no FLASH photography. My theory (and I could be wrong) is that the intense light from flashes could cause deterioration in the coloring of the materials, or cause deterioration of the materials themselves. On most layouts, this would not be a problem, but on one visited by so many people, there might be an issue... I don't know for sure. I'm just guessing here. On a related note, I wonder if those fluorescent bulbs over the layout cause any fading. Rob
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