Digital BW, The Print

I have not followed this thread completely, so maybe I am misunderstanding
something.  As the author or several articles on (traditional) Carbon
printing, I must say that Carbro (using Bromide print)  is simply a
variation of the Carbon process(AmDichromate sensitization, contact print
via actinic light).  Thus, I think that using the term Carbon print for an
ink jet print is misleading.  J Vee


On 7/24/05 12:09 AM, "Djon" <westsidemaurice@...> wrote:
> 
> I don't think they're being "nervous." And I don't think "carbon"
> confuses anybody. Carbro, on the other hand, is primarily of historic
> interest, as opposed to imagemaking interest...if someone works with
> carbro today, it's up to THEM to belabor "carbro" Vs "carbon."
> 



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