Digital BW, The Print

Doug, Bert, and group,
> >How are people labeling their prints that they exhibit in shows, in
> >galleries, and that get sold?  Traditional black and white images 
have been
> >labeled as GSP or gelatin silver prints for years which helps 
explain the
> >underlying process.  What should we call our archival 
quadtone/hextone
> >prints that use the third party carbon pigment inks?  "Carbon 
pigment
> >prints" or what?  
> I would suggest:
> 
>            Carbon pigment print on paper
> 
>            Pigment print on paper
> 
>            Carbon print on paper
> 

I would like to respectfully but strongly suggest that inkjet papers, 
quad tone or whatever be labeled as Inkjet prints. Calling these 
prints as Carbon pigment or Carbon print on paper is misleading.

A real carbon process print should be identified as a carbon 
pigmented print. Calling injet prints carbon prints is in my mind a 
misrepresentation.

My 2 cents worth -- I hope this stirs the pot on this discussion, it 
really needs to be discussed.

Don Bryant