I'm interested in making the move to digital output, but before I invest in a new printer I need some advice. I do most of my traditional printing with warm-tone papers and toners. I'm looking for an ink/paper combination with very good longevity that will allow the same effect. I thought an Epson 2000 would be the solution but I ran some warm duotone test prints and the metamerism was horrible. After searching the archives I get the impression that that I'll see the same problem with Lyson Small Gamut inks. Can anyone suggest an ink/paper combination that they are happy with when printing warm- toned images? Thanks Art Maples www.dutone.com P.S. I tried to check Henry Wilhelm's site for longevity info. but it is offline right now.
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Need metamerism advice
2002-06-02 by maplesab
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