--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Martin Wesley" <mwesley250@e...> wrote: > So you either have to continue with inkjet, live with that > uncertainty and relax; continue with inkjet, live with that > uncertainty and driver yourself totally nuts with worry or work in > another print medium. Also for the record, I am totally committed to working in digital and inkjet. Going back to silver has never crossed my mind. So I'm here to stay; now the work is to come upon the best combination. So, for now, can we all, as a group, create one or two sentences that sum up a very general "best approach with current materials"? "Best longevity when printing with inket printers: 100% pigmented ink, printed on acid-free, 100% rag paper that contains no optical brighteners or buffers, followed by a spray of protective coating after printing." Brand Names with these traits: (Most Stable Papers): Epson S/T Fine Art, Museo, HawkMtn (some), ____?____, (Most Stable Inks): Indellible, Piezo, ColorPiezo, ____?____, (Protective Sprays): Bulldog UV Protectant, ____?____,
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Re: A Call for Standards (Summary)
2001-10-14 by Mark Tucker
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