Richard Thanks. Seems like the culprit is not LK then. In my tests of dMax using MIS UC inks and glop, adding as little as 15% glop to a black patch boosted dMax significantly. Steve > From: Richard Ross / RH Designs <richard@...> > > I tried this myself a week or two back. The non-glop version does exhibit > significant bronzing, reduced to almost zero with glop on. This was on > PermaJet Oyster. > > As I understand it the Epson glop is applied only in the highlight areas > where there is little pigment in order to equalise the gloss across the > whole print. I haven't done a scientific Dmax test with and without glop > but just measuring a shadow area on each print shows no difference in the > readings. > > Hope that helps > Regards > Richard
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Re: [Digital BW] Overcoating with glop (was My experiences with GLOP and UT7)
2005-02-18 by Steve Kale