> Speaking of dmax, has anyone else gotten the impression that once
> you get a coated print and an uncoated print (of the same image)
> framed under glass or plexy, the APPARENT difference in dmax drops
> noticeably? This is one of the reasons I abandoned coating....
> BJ
> http://www.mcwayne.com
Absolutely. Although I would not want to mix silver prints and inkjet
prints in an exhibit (two different things), I am struck by the way
differences fade when a print is under glass (or plexi in my case). Once a
(non-photographer) viewer is involved with the image, I doubt there is much
interest in the process anyway.
Regards,
--Ken Carney
www.kencarney.comMessage
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Printing High-load black pigments
2003-01-26 by Ken Carney