Digital BW, The Print

I used the Renaissance Wax (available from Light Impressions - link 
below)  on the BW fiber prints.
It increased dmax for sure.  Easy to apply, acid free.  I haven't tried 
it yet on the digital prints - I am
just setting up for BW printing.  I am going to try it soon.
http://www.lightimpressionsdirect.com/servlet/OnlineShopping?DSP=50000&PCR=30000:120000:123000:123200&IID=8282&R=8741
(the link may require copying and pasting if it gets split)
Jack

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Jack M Kucy
JMK Gallery (www.jmk-gallery.com)
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Member of ASMP (www.asmp.org)
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Paul Roark wrote:

> I should qualify my earlier post by saying that on most RC papers, just
> changing to the MIS Photo Black is all that is required to get good RC
> prints.  However, on the Ilford Smooth Glossy I did notice some dust 
> in the
> deep shadows, and it appears that it could be due to the MIS RC solution
> being not quite as good as the Epson coated pigs solution.  It may be that
> using a different paper or a light spray is a better way to deal with the
> issue than messing around with expensive Epson inks.
>
> What waxes would be best to try for that approach?
>
> With the sprays, are you seeing the dmax increase that I found with the
> finger oil?
>
> Paul
> http://www.PaulRoark.com
>
>





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