Digital BW, The Print

As I re-read my post, I thought how it might sound to folks not familiar with Aardenburg's testing procedure. They might think, "It took three years for Paul (W.) to get his results? What kind of test is that?"  

Readers need to realize the test is an on-going procedure... Mark releases results every couple of months, and as the months move into years, the test results are constantly updated. The longer the rests run with negligible fading the better. Some of the tests have been running significantly longer than mine... a very good thing.

Paul

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Paul" <paulmwhiting@...> wrote:
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> It's been three years almost to the day since I first submitted some test patches to Mark. This batch includes my sample, item #144, and has now logged 120 Megalux-hours. The test was based on Paul Roark's combination of the Epson R1800, 3 cartridges of Eboni ink, Premier Art FineArt paper, and QTR. It continues to do well.
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> Thanks to Mark for all his good work and to Paul for developing this simple and effective technique.
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> Paul
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