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Re: [Digital BW] Ink/paper survey

2002-01-23 by Diane Fields

This would definitely be helpful to me.  I am thinking seriously about a quadtone for one and a pigmented set for the other.  I have tried a lot of paper and have found a number I like (altho' I have limited myself to just a few), but longevity is another issue.

Diane
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Diane B. Fields
picnic@...
photo site    http://www.pbase.com/picnic
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Michael A. Schwarz 
  To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2002 4:57 PM
  Subject: [Digital BW] Ink/paper survey


  Hi folks,

  I would like to solicit your help in compiling a non-scientific survey of 
  what ink/paper combinations people have had success with.  Your help by 
  answering the questions at bottom is greatly appreciated.

  The goal is to collect statistics on successful combinations of ink/paper 
  to help people narrow their testing to a smaller subset of ink/paper 
  combinations  There is no commercial intent in compiling these numbers.  
  Your e-mails will not be distributed in any way.  Results will be posted 
  here in about two weeks.  Please respond to me at  Estrt@....  This 
  is an address that will only be in use for this poll for about a week.
  This survey is being posted at "Epson-Inkjet" and 
  "DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint" mailing lists.

  Please answer the questions as they apply to photographic output.  

  Please answer each question for both B&W and Color output if the answers 
  would be different.

  Here is a sample question:

  (SAMPLE ONLY- DO NOT RESPOND) What is the printer/ink/paper combination 
  that you use for most of your photographic output?

  Epson 1280/ Niagara Continuous Flow Ink System with Enhanced Generations 
  G4 ink/ Somerset Photo Enhanced Paper, for both B&W and color


  Do you use any type of protective spray?  No
  Who constructed your profiles? Self-generated using Monaco EZColor


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  Actual Questions: (Send your responses to me at Estrt@...)

  Q1) What is the printer/ink/paper combination that you use for most of 
  your photographic output?

  Do you use any type of protective spray? 
  Who constructed your profile?


  Q2)What is the printer/ink/paper combination that you use when archival 
  qualities are your primary concern?

  Do you use any type of protective spray? 
  Who constructed your profile?


  Q3) What is the printer/ink/paper combination that you use when trying to 
  create output that most closely resembles the "traditional" photographic 
  process?

  Do you use any type of protective spray? 
  Who constructed your profile?


  Q4)What is the printer/ink/paper combination that you use that gives you 
  the best looking photographic output

  Do you use any type of protective spray? 
  Who constructed your profile?



  Thank You,
  Michael A. Schwarz

  Please send survey responses to me at  Estrt@...

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