Digital BW, The Print

Have been a listener to the group for months and found much helpful 
information.  I use Lyson small gamut in a 1160 and have had no problems 
in colour shift after a 24hours settling period  The tonal range beats 
my untoned  B & W prints. Some are on display and others scattered about 
the room or in drawers not all have been sprayed with print guard.  Have 
you tried Marrutt's the UK distributor? They give about the best service 
of any firm I have used and always go out of their way to help with any 
problems or questions.

In message <b7ldrd+bpq5@...>, nick90290 <NickBrandt@...> 
writes
>I have been having huge problems with Lyson small gamut inks shifting
>from sepia to greenish hue in a matter of months. These are prints
>that are both framed and sealed under glass in low-humidity,
>primarily
>incandescent light settings, and also prints simply stored in a
>drawer. They are printed on Hahnemule Cotton Rag paper, and sprayed
>with coats of Lyson Print Guard. In other words, you couldn't do
>everything more right if you tried.
>
>I have called Lyson in the US and the UK and both technical
>departments say that they have never had anyone call about this
>problem before. And yet in limited reearch, I have already
>encountered
>a few other people with the same problem. Lyson have all along
>adamantly maintained that their inks have an archival value of 70
>years. To me, this is clearly irresponsible, inaccurate marketing, to
>say the least.
>
>So my question is...is there anyone out there having the same
>problems............
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