David,
in your considerd opinion, given what you say below, if the following refered to the "NanoChromes" or any other dye type Inkjet Ink placed in exactly the position you refer to below what would be your initial thoughts?
If you prefer please reply off group!
Regards John_E
Below is a brief statement ref the unfinished tests or at least as much as we have at the moment:-
Fading test result:
Set up on July 20, 2005
Just passed that 6 months mark!
With the fingers crossed again, the test result still hold. While the original magenta shows a small amount of fading; The 30% magenta is behaving correctly.
Pedro Ho
CDTobie@... wrote:
One non-low-e skylight in a room,
can do a great deal of damage to artwork and other fadable items, as the sun
moves across the sky each day, and the arc it cuts moves across the room with
the seasons.
C. David Tobie
Product Technology Manager
I've not considered using them for that; but I often use Epson dyes on
non-swellable gloss media as an ozone meter... any location where that shifts to
orange in short order is not someplace that dye inks of any kind are advisable.
C. David Tobie
Product Technology Manager
ColorVision, Inc.
CDTobie@...
www.colorvision.com
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Lux meters
2006-01-29 by John
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