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Re: [Digital BW] Fascination will cooltone prints

2002-04-09 by Robert Morrison

Yeah...I'm with you on this one.  I don't see what people like in the cool
tone prints either...however, the ability to do a neutral print is
desirable.  I just ordered the FS-neutral inks today for my other
1160...while I'm not sure I will like the tone of a FS-neutral print as well
as my PiezoBW prints...I like the idea that they stay were you print
them...and don't warm as they fade...oh...and the price was nice, too.

Robert

On 4/8/02 6:43 PM, "mkravit" <michael.kravit@...> wrote:

> Please, explain someting to me. What is the fascination with cool
> tone prints? 
> 
> Years ago everyone was raving about Seagull Oriental, I tried it and
> hated it. Too cold, too purple, too, well ugh!
> 
> I look at the cool prints that the MIS VM inks produce and to my eye
> they are way too blue.
> 
> OK, so maybe I am color blind....maybe I am just plain contrary. I
> just don't get it. Platinum prints are warm, paladium prints are
> warm, and I love them. I find MIS FS inks on Hahnemuhle William
> Turner to be exquisite. Just a bit on the warm side of neutral, but
> oh was a feeling!
> 
> So I figure that perhaps I am seeing someting differently. So this
> weekend I make three prints. A MIS-VM cool, and MIS-FS, and a MIS-FS
> Neutral. I show these to 5 different people (not very scientific I
> know). Each and everyone picked the MIS-FS print as their favorite.
> 
> So what is the fascination with cool tone prints?
> 
> Mike
> 
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