Oh, he didn't show the selenium print. Those were at the top--miscommunication *smile*. You are right--those at the top are---sepia. The selenium set is given at the bottom and just the numbers/Pantone colors. I wondered if we were talking about the same thing when you said sepia--LOL.
Diane
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Diane B. Fields
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----- Original Message -----
From: Jerry Olson
To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, January 21, 2002 3:31 PM
Subject: Re: [Digital BW] re: MIS archival color inks
Must be the inks and paper, Dianne. Yellow and black won't make purple!
But different inks and profiles and papers will alter the color
drastically. On my monitor, those prints looked very sepia indeed.
Jerry
Diane Fields wrote:
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> Jerry, have you tried printing with it? It is def. 'purple' toned. I have printed a number using a variation of this and they aren't sepia. Remember that that brown he is using is very 'red' and the pale grey is very blue (purple).
>
> Diane
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Re: [Digital BW] re: MIS archival color inks
2002-01-21 by Diane Fields