Digital BW, The Print

OK, knee jerk response on my part. On the glossy print side of things, I've
had great results with the BrightCube Semi matte. You still need to spray,
but this paper takes the ink and spray really well. Being in Europe I used
the Ghiant spray which lays down smoothly and thinly. I made a couple of big
sales whilst in London with prints on this paper - the other prints on view
were silver and the BrightCube held up well.

Julian

----- Original Message -----
From: "Editor P.O.V. Image Service" <editor@...>
To: <DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, May 13, 2002 11:11 AM
Subject: Re: [Digital BW] Lyson SG and 1160


> Julian Thomas wrote:
>
> > Just don't use piezo and you won't have clogs. I've now gone through 1
4oz
> > set of MIS FS and half way down a set of 4 pint bottles - no clogs.
> > IMO you
> > can't sell a picture with inks that colour-shift.
> >
> >
> If we are going to re-address this OLD issue...
>
> 1)    The Lyson SG's do not IN MY EXPERIENCE show strong metamerism.
>
> 2)    If you need B&W glossy prints from inkjet you have only three
options:
>
> a)    Lyson SG (some metamerism)
>
> b)    Lumijet Monochrome (haven't tried these)
>
> c)    Individually spraying prints made with MIS inks...
>
> And, as far as inks that colour-shift as a result of metamerism, whether
> or not you or I want to sell prints that do so, the reality is lots of
> pros have been successfully selling 2000P  prints (just one example)
> which display much more pronounced metamerism than the SG  inkset...
>
> Now. let's leave this issue alone... It gets really boring debating
> this.. Until there are new products on the market nothing is a perfect
> fit solution..
>
>
>
> Keith
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