> >> Do you know any customers, personally, who are disappointed because > >> _they_ saw fading of properly mounted and displayed inkjet prints? > >> What were they printed on, how were they printed, how were they > >> displayed. I am still looking for something more than urban myth. A > >> real customer who bought a real print, displayed it properly and then > >> said, hey, this looks like crap now ( or even this looks > different now). > > > > I believe there are two issues with what you say. First is, we > were told > > that there was NO fading in South window tests... My experience shows > > differently that these inks DO fade. Second, people who use > these inks ARE > > afraid of "selling" (even giving away) their works for fear of > fading, real > > of mere apprehension. > > I think there may be a certain amount of confusion in this > thread, and those > that sprang from it, because people aren't being specific about which inks > are being discussed. I'm guessing when Tina (who's work I admire, > btw), says > hers don't fade I think she's speaking of the original PiezoBW > inks, whereas > I think Austin is discussing the PiezoTones. Hi Todd, Nope, sorry...original PiezoBW inks...as it's all I have ever used, and works fine for me, more or less...so I'm waiting until I run out until I try any others, if I decide to tray any others... Regards, Austin
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RE: [Digital BW] Piezography 3000 moderators!
2002-10-19 by Austin Franklin
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