Digital BW, The Print

iwasnvrhere wrote:

>      
>   Question is: Would a dyed paper (say blue, warm,or whatever)
> used with a full quad/hex tone inkset give optimum densities and
> control over the warmth? 
>

Sure..

But the downside is that dyed papers are less stable..

That's actually how optical brighteners work.. they are bluing agents 
incorporated or dyed into paper or substrate..

They increase blue output as well as fluorescence..

Natural papers will always be a bit warmer.... and less "bright"


[Keith]
 
 

****************************************************************
CONFIDENTIALITY & COPYRIGHT NOTICE:
This e-mail message, including attachments and contents, is © Copyright, 
Keith Krebs, 2001, All Rights Reserved. It is expressly for the sole use 
of the intended recipient and may contain confidential and privileged 
information. Absent the express written authorization of the author, any 
unauthorized review, use, disclosure, transfer, or distribution is 
explicitly prohibited and taken at your own risk. If you are not, or are 
unsure whether you are, the intended recipient, please contact the 
sender immediately and destroy all copies of the original message. 
Violations will be prosecuted to the FULL extent allowed under 
applicable civil and criminal law. Imagery published or distributed in 
violation of these conditions shall be subject to a $1500/image 
liquidated damages charge, in addition to any applicable Copyright 
violation penalties.

[POV IMage Service Banner]
****************************************************************
{ The P.O.V. Image Service Website is still at http://www.p-o-v-image.com/ }




[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]