Clayton - At least at the lab I use, the LightJet uses color RC paper, and there are only two or three choices of paper surfaces that they carry. So there is no VC filtration; the paper is exposed by laser or led. All I really meant to say is that it was frustrating for me to find that files I had printed in my studio as inkjet prints in which you could see a difference between a 1-2% K and paper white, or in which you could see a separation between 98% K and 99% K lost those distinctions no matter what I did to the files that were printed as LightJets. Best, Stephen
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Re: [Digital BW] Lightjet for b&w
2004-07-21 by Stephen Petegorsky