me too, and then I made them mix my own white... my husband stays home. "to not get the color you can't deal with"... YES! Like that "living in a container of vanilla ice cream feeling when you use the wrong white!" :-) Carolyn > > Exactly. Some of us just care more deeply about this mono hue thing than > others. I'm the kind of guy who has to go to three paint stores collecting a > couple of dozen "white" paint chips to choose from, whereas my wife says > just get white paint. However if you are the fussy type the subtle > distinctions are certainly worth fighting for. Some people can't drink > inexpensive wines, while I rarely pay more than $10 a bottle. Some people > own $20,000 home audio systems, and I don't. But the thought of using > whatever color ink they give you is just anathema to me. The point isn't to > get "neutral" color, it's to hopefully get the color you need--or at the > least, to not get the color you can't deal with. > > Todd
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Re: [Digital BW] Why try to achieve Neutral Gray?
2001-10-11 by Carolyn Frayn
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