Digital BW, The Print

Andrea,

I think that everybody should print an identical print on about a dozen sheets of paper, and then take them to the chemistry lab at your
local University and ask the Lab Manager if you can display them there for a couple of months. See if any paper makes it through the first
month. Get them as close to the chemicals as feasible. Bet some of the papers turn color/shift/fade/rot/disintegrate/ in a very short time,
while others will do better. Lets see which paper is the winner in THIS test.

I've never seen the Epson Matte turn green. But of Course I live in North Dakota. Someone has to.

Legion Photo Matte is an excellent replacement, but I bet in a few months someone will report it's turning green or orange or some other
color.

Jerry



am1000@... wrote:

> Hi,
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> Here's a snippet from a recent Jon Cone message on the other list.
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> "DO NOT PRINT ON EPSON ARCHIVAL MATTE!  IT IS KNOWN TO TURN GREEN IN
> THE PRESENCE OF OZONE"
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> So, what's a good replacement for EAM ?
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> Andre
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