Mike, I think it is very appropriate that digital negatives be discussed on this list. In fact, I have had some contact with another list member who is interested in a dye-based, Piezo-compatible quad so that we could use the Piezo driver to output the digital negatives. I think that could be a very interesting way to go if it works. I agree that the traditional -- silver and platinum -- prints are probably going to be preferred by a number of galleries and collectors for some time. Actually, I have something of an ulterior motive. If we have a reasonable way to make the "traditional" products with our digital files, I think it'll focus the "anti-digital" arguments into the categories of, first, the objections based on longevity (really an objective problem we can deal with) and, second, those objections that are based on the mere fact of a digital step. Frankly, I think a lot of the objections are in this category. However, if they can't tell the difference, and if we simply label out prints as "silver" or "platinum," it should make life a little more difficult for the anti-digital bigots. Paul http://www.PaulRoark.com
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[Digital BW] Re: Digital Silver/Platinum
2002-05-01 by Paul Roark
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