At 07:36 AM 12/15/01 +0000, you wrote: >The only problem is that at least in my tests, the 1270 dye blacks turned >green in a month taped to my window. I wonder if anyone else has noticed >this, even in less harsh conditions. > >All the best! > >-Andy Darlow Yup! http://home.cox.rr.com/meyerfamily/epson/epson.html I went a while without seeing it, but my prints were usually going under something fairly quickly, either framed or stacked. I had one large test print sitting on my shelf with a stack of small ones covering up only one side. A few weeks later, I look over and see all orange! Mind you, this is a print that started as a blue/grey winter scene. I lifted up the stack and that side was still normal. The shelf gets no direct sunlight and almost none indirect. The problem seems be air-borne, not light. People seem to be thinking ozone or another pollutant, which is why they missed it in testing. I haven't had any problem with framed prints yet, but I didn't want to take the risk for sales so I took advantage of the buy-back and got into the Piezo system. I don't really miss the color option. Mark C.
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Re: Neutral RGB Grayscale
2001-12-15 by Mark Carpenter
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