Digital BW, The Print

Johnny, print a piezo print on Aspen Dual Sided Matte Paper, take it
outside in the daylight, (Overcast sky is best), and tell me what color
you think the print is.

Jerry :)







Johnny Deadman wrote:
> 
> on 10/12/01 1:23 PM, Jerry Olson at jerryolson@... wrote:
> 
> > The piezo inks are very warm on bright white papers. Some would say
> > Brown. (especially me :). If you like warm toned papers, you will love
> > piezo prints.
> >
> > jerry
> 
> actually only Jerry thinks they're brown. Personally I think they range from
> dead neutral to slightly warm on white papers. They do go a bit sepia on
> Somerset Enhanced.
> 
> The tone is sometimes described as 'oyster', which is not far off.
> 
> It's nice.
> 
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> John Brownlow
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