Digital BW, The Print

Gary, the box I had you could only see the difference in subdued 
light. If you looked at it near a bright window you could not see any 
diff. but in sibdued light you could really see a diff.

Vinny
http://www.wulfsden.com




--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Gary Benson" 
<bensonga@g...> wrote:
> Just as another point of reference: I purchased a box of 02CC2004M 
EAM from
> CompUSA a couple days ago.  Brought it home and compared it to my 
existing
> supply of EAM (02BB1014M) and I could see no difference between the 
two sets
> of paper.  I've asked several other people to examine the papers,
> specifically with respect to whether one looks more yellow than 
another, and
> no one could see a difference.  This leads me to believe that not 
all papers
> in the 02CC2004M lot are affected.  Also, it seems like one of the 
Epson
> reps implied or stated that there hasn't been an intentional change 
in EAM's
> manufacturing specs (which is good news).  Could an environmental 
factor
> related to improper storage of the paper somewhere along the chain 
of
> distribution from manufacture to retail point of sale cause the 
paper to
> yellow?
> 
> Gary Benson
> Eagle River, Alaska