Digital BW, The Print

Olaf Ringdahl wrote:

>I do think lightjet deserves some discussion on this list. 
>

It has been discussed before and the only route people seemed to like 
was a company in Germany that has converted a LightJet over to use for 
printing on traditional B&W papers.

If I'm going to "settle" for B&W prints made on color paper, I'll pass 
and keep the control and quality I get from in-house inkjet quad printing.

I see LightJet on color as a way to get B&W prints for people who DON'T 
do their own in-house printing.  If they did, they would either go to 
inkjet and/or still do traditional B&W in the darkroom (in this group 
I'll include the "alternative" processes).




 
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