This thread can get bad quick. One thought- In my experience there is no particular inkjet look. One wonders exacly what kind of inkjet prints John has seen. I don't think of one as superior to the other, they do different things as has been said time and time again. But I could put a bad silver print down next to a great inkjet print and reverse his statement. It will not have "the sensuous and tactile qualities" of the inkjet. In fact, those very qualities are given to the best inkjets more than the best silver. I've heard other terms used to characterize the best silver over inkjet. Back when I met John, he said without qualification that he did not like platinum prints. Clearly the qualities unique to silver are considered superior to other processes by him and others I have met. I can understand that, I just consider it a closed viewpoint, I prefer to open my eyes without preconception. It may lead back to John's conclusion, or something unexpected. Tyler
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[Digital BW] Re: John Sexton's comment on B&W print
2005-08-20 by Tyler Boley
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