Digital BW, The Print

Thanks Tom. That makes sense. I would have given Cone credit for the
process, but then that's just me. It is a pretty big deal actually.
Only the second large project of this kind that I'm aware of
editioning  a major historic figure's work this way. I'm sure they
were nicely done. They would have to be. Just goes to show  you what
you can do with an old used 9000 and some good inks.

I've got the new K6 channel warm set on the way to me now. I can't
believe I missed that show.

Mark, it looks like these guys set up this operation specifically to
market the Evans prints. There is no evidence of anything else done in
the past on that website. Aren't they connected to Yale as professors
or adjunct teachers or something?

John






--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Thomas Patsenka"
<tpatsenka@...> wrote:
>
> Hello All, I can offer some details on the production of these
prints. The paper is
> Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 308: the inks are Cone Warm Neutral: and most
were printed
> on Epson 9000. Martson/Hill is located in New Haven, CT.  Regards,
Tom Patsenka
>