Hi I spoke to the people at Lyson in Germany last week. They said that the combination of lyson inks and paper are set up to have neutral results without metamerism with the use of "Normlicht" which to you means 5000°k. Which basically means outside this temperature you will get some form of metamerism. The coatings of other papers are different therefore you will have different effects with different papers at different light temperatures. Each of us has a different tolerance to what we find acceptable. Regards, Paul Mapstone Cologne Germany
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Re: [Digital BW] Lyson Small Gamut and Metamerism
2002-05-16 by pmapstone@mac.com