Digital BW, The Print

It's bronzing.

I haven't had the problem when the print's hanging on a wall. Only 
when I've held the print at some unusual angle have I noticed the 
bronzing.

Paul and others here use Premier Art Shield to coat the print and 
reduce (and in some cases, eliminate)bronzing and to protect the 
print.

I haven't used PA Shield (yet).

Maybe you should hang a print on a wall and look at it from different 
angles and see what you think. It might not be that big a deal.


Scott


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "yanceyiv" 
<bvaughn4@k...> wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> I just got the UT inks for the C86 today and printed my first few 
> test prints. The output was very nice and I am impressed. When 
> looking at them under a light, from most angles they look great. 
> However, there seems to be one spot when tilting where there is an 
> unsightly sheen. I am not sure exactly what to call it, but it 
looks 
> like there may be too much ink laid down or that it looks flat from 
> that particular angle (appx 45 deg to light).  I printed the same 
> print on the 2200 with the Epson UC inks and QTR and only have ever 
> so slight a similar sheen - almost imperceptable. 
> 
> Specifics are: Kirkland Pro Glossy paper, MIS EZN inkset, printed 
> following Paul's C86EZ-UT readme instructions as close as possible, 
> from Photoshop CS, print with preview. 
> 
> Does this sound like something I can correct or is it a 
> characteristic of the inkjet print? Again, when viewed from all 
> other angles, the print looks really nice. 
> 
> Thanks,
> Bill