Hello All, Just saw on DpReview a PMA announcement of HP's new 8-cart 13" pigment printer, Vivera pigment inks and new papers (glossy and matte). They are claiming best longevity, and the news article contains this quote: Henry Wilhelm, Wilhelm Imaging Research Inc., (WIR) said, "With WIR Display Permanence Ratings of more than 200 years, prints made with the HP Photosmart Pro B9180 A3+ Photo Printer, Vivera pigment inks, and select HP glossy photo papers and matte fine art papers set a new benchmark for overall colour print permanence. When displayed framed under glass, prints made with the new printer, inks, and papers are among the longest-lasting prints in the entire 130-year history of colour photography. Things are getting interestinger and interestinger. I wonder what this inks are like on non-HP papers? Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
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Wilhelm on New HP Inks
2006-02-27 by Clayton Jones
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