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Re: [Digital BW] getting all the color out

2003-09-03 by Loring Palleske

It will dry down a little over night. Colorlife takes longer to dry.  
Having said that - the epson black is slightly warm and the colorlife  
paper has a cast also - it may never look truly neutral.

On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 12:02  PM, Dennis Stein wrote:

> I'm printing some b/w portraits for a client, and there's still a hint
> of green in the image. I'm using Epson 960, Epson Colorlife paper,
> black ink only. On a Mac with 10.2.6.
> Any suggestions?
>
> TIA,
>
> Dennis Stein
> Digital Imaging
> Fine Art Photography
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Loring Palleske
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