Digital BW, The Print

Paul Roark wrote:

>
>The "giclee" term is sounding better all the time (even if a few French
>speakers find it offensive).
>
I'm not going to worry TOO much about a group that thinks Jerry Lewis is 
the funniest thing ever and worthy of medals..

>  It does convey the method by which the carbon
>pigments are applied.  Perhaps in combination with some reference to the
>carbon pigments -- which are, in fact, what the image is composed of -- it
>would separate the process from the others in a way that would not
>misrepresent the process.
>

Carbon Pigment Giclee (can be shortened to "CPG Print" -- although 
"print" is a tad redundant) -- Simple and Informative, while still 
retaining some panache..

OOOps, hope the French speakers and Francophones aren't disturbed 
umbrage by my use of "panache."

For those to whom Giclee only refers to a specific process, I would note 
that "Xerox" is not the specific term it once was either..


[Keith]


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