Digital BW, The Print

Oh yes, I have seen the exact same thing and reported it. I believe Martins 
observations are the same. So what are we to do? Which type of light is 
normal display conditions. I hate the MIS tone in daylight, but love it in 
Tungsten lighting. Same with Piezo, but reverse.
Steve M.

In a message dated 10/10/2001 9:40:53 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
terryr1028@... writes:


> One thing I did notice though, in normal tungsten lighting the Piezo 
> print has a slight greenish tone, not a lot but you can detect it. 
> Put it under normal daylight from a window that does not have direct 
> sun coming through it (this will actually show the extreme of 
> metamerism of any ink better than putting it in direct sunlight), and 
> it is quite neutral, even losing some of the warmth. The MIS VM using 
> the neutral cool curve is just that in normal tungsten lighting, but 
> go to that same window as described above and it warms up and picks 
> up the greenish tone. They actually reverse their appearance from 
> normal tungsten lighting!
> 
> Anyone else see this happen?
> 
> 




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