Digital BW, The Print

I too have observed this. It seems to be the rule rather than the
exception in my case.

Regards
Duane


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, hogarth@s... wrote:

> >
> It's conceivable that the increases in density seen early on are the 
> result of driving off the last of the glycols and glycerins. Even 
> moderate levels of light can increase the temperature of the print. 
> Increasing the print temperature helps these ink base components
dissipate.
> 
> I say this because I've noticed a fairly marked improvement in Dmax on 
> my prints when I dry them with a hairdryer. Even days later - you can 
> smell the glycols coming off the print and see the Dmax increase. For 
> reference I'm using PiezoTones mostly on HPR. I've seen the same effect 
> when drying UltraChromes however - not as marked, but a subtle increase 
> in Dmax and a slight increase in gamut.
> --
> Bruce Watson
>