My g'friend, not a bad test subject with no expertise, but pretty good eyes, always calls my 2200 UC Mk Cool prints "purple." That's here pretty consistent judgement. Roy Harrington wrote: > > I really have to go with neutrality being in the eyes of the beholder. > The same > print can be called neutral, warm or cool by different people. > I was at the SF Photo show a couple of weeks ago, I was amazed at the > variability of the silver prints I saw there. They appeared to have > tones from > greenish, to reddish, to warm, to cool. I feel that my own vision has > varied over > time and is much more sensitive now than before. > > As far as the K7 inks, I think the most obvious benefit is the > smoothness. It's > extremely smooth -- no dots visible even with a high power loupe. Dmax is > probably about the same as other inks. The color tone is very even > across the > density range. 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Purple - Re: [Digital BW] Re: K7 sample print, neutrality, and dmax
2005-08-07 by Scott McLoughlin
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