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Re: [Digital BW] QTR and differential fading

2004-08-10 by Carl Schofield

Just refer the gallery to Wilhelm's findings:
http://www.wilhelm-research.com/epson_sp4000.html
B&W prints with the UC inks have ratings ranging from 125 - 200+ years. 
  Not such a bad performance.


On Tuesday, August 10, 2004, at 01:05  PM, Chris Hargens wrote:

> I've been very pleased with the look of the prints I've made with
> QTR. For someone who prints both color and BW it seems like the way
> to go. I am concerned, however, with mention I've seen here about
> possible problems with differential fading of the various color inks
> that are combined to create a bw print. I've also heard mention --
> can't recall where, perhaps photo.net -- that some galleries do not
> accept bw prints that are made with a RIP using the Ultrachrome
> inkset. I'd appreciate hearing any information or opinions about
> these issues.
>
> Chris Hargens
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