Digital BW, The Print

Diffused daylight.

Truman

Seth Rossman wrote:

>But, neither of you gentlemen has said in EXACTLY what light you are looking
>at them.  Brightness and type could play a significant role in eyeballing
>papers (?!?!)
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>Seth
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>=Truman: This is amazing. I pulled out an image I just printed 
>=on all three papers. Critically comparing the HPR and EEM 
>=prints side by side, I simply can see no difference in the 
>=blacks, shadow detail or highlights. And, the base of the EEM 
>=is very slightly whiter than the HPR. All different from your 
>=observations. Maybe they vary in production batches. Anyway, 
>=very puzzling. 
>=Bob Michaels
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