Digital BW, The Print

Chromaticity is a synonym for hue.  Maybe the lab manager used that word to 
describe the effect (a change in hue), not the phenomenon (metamerism).

Helene


> Where does "chromaticity" come in?


>>Chromaticity
(as it explained to me by the Cone Editions lab manager) is when ink reflects
differing coloration, depending on the viewing light source... the coloration
usually being crossovers such as magenta or green. If I'm incorrect, please
don't hesitate to set me straight.<<






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