> In your post you refer to his inkjet prints as carbon pigment prints but > they aren't. He is using Epson UltraChrome inks which are a full color ink > set using many different pigments. Since the display life of these inks is > lower than what people expect from silver gelatin or a carbon pigment inkjet > print that may explain his lower price. Boy, I overlooked that. He actually IS referring to them as carbon. Here is an excerpt from his email: "I'm very excited about the new Archival Carbon Prints that are now available in the both galleries and on the website." Of course you are right in that the UC inks aren't. Odd... Or perhaps since he is still selling > silver prints as well, You bet. for $290.- - $8,000.- instead of $75.- - $795.- (framed) I think I'm going to buy one to see what it looks like. I can compare it too because I own one of his traditional sliver gelatin prints. boris
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Re: clyde butcher carbon
2003-11-04 by borisw8
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