Personally, I think they're all full of crap!! This may be out of date by now, but download it for a good background: http://www.rit.edu/~661www1/sub_pages/consumerguide.pdf At least RIT doesn't allow the test result used as part of commercial advertising, so they seem more credible to me. Seth ==-----Original Message----- ==From: Bob Frost [mailto:bob@...] == ==I seem to remember reading that Kodak only uses 1/4 of the ==light in its fade tests (compared with Wilhelm tests), so if ==that is so, it is not surprising that Kodak prints last far longer!! == ==----- Original Message ----- ==From: "GJ Kunze" <Colaidian@...> == == == ==Isn't the Kodak Professional Lustre a little better with the ==bronzing issue? ==Kodak claims a lifetime longevity, while Ilford claims 10 years. ==
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RE: [Digital BW] Bronzing
2005-03-09 by Seth
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