On 5/16/02 3:36 AM, "Editor P.O.V. Image Service" <editor@...> wrote: > Actually, on MicroPorous, Traditional Polymer coated, Gelatine, and > uncoated papers, the metamersim is very small and certainly not > objectionable.. It seems that only n certain cast coated papers is the > metamerism truly apparent.. What do you mean by traditional polymer coated...examples of papers please. There are acid free archival gelatine papers...so I take that back. What is the dmax on an uncoated paper like Somerset Velvet? The microporous papers that I'm aware of are not acid free and usually gloss or luster papers. So whether the SG's are suitable for fine art printing literally comes down to lightfastness. Correct me if I'm wrong...but lyson tested for lightfastness on a paper that the inks show poor metamerism on...correct? Robert
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Re: [Digital BW] Lyson Small Gamut and Metamerism
2002-05-16 by Robert Morrison
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