It's always nice to get more information. Thanks, Carl. I think if I decided I needed glossy prints I'd be tempted to buy another C84 (I guess it's a C86 now) and set up another EZ ink machine. Total cost would be under $100, and I could use the same bulk inks I now use in the C84 for all but the black position. Cheers, Kip Carl Schofield wrote: >It is my understanding that the Daylight Darkroom inks are a mix of >two old sets of inks - the quad blacks and the C, M, and Y from the >Small Gamut inkset (at lest that is what the beta testers reported >early in the game). I've seen sample prints made with these inks on >Darkroom Gloss and although metamerism is much better controlled >compared to prints made with the straight quad blacks it was still >present in the form of a slight green cast in daylight. They did >eliminate the garish magenta of Quad Black prints under incandescent >lighting. So, same old inks but new papers (nice) and a different >way of mixing the inks to generate gray tones and control metamerism >(partially). As Tyler said, they should have made an effort to fix >the metamerism problem by formulating new inks. They didn't and >their "shortcut" approach doesn't cut it - at least for me. > >Carl > >
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Re: [Digital BW] lyson darkroom series demo at Calumet photo
2005-05-07 by Kip Babington
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