Digital BW, The Print

I don't know what I'd do w/o this forum....it's just great to get a variety of suggestions to 
any given query....thanks all of you.

Given the simplicity, the fact I printed using Eboni ink only and the number of prints to 
correct...I'm going to try your waste ink approach, Mark. I think you might have just saved 
me a bucket of money...I'm crossing my fingers I won't have to re-print. HPR 13X19 is 
expensive! Learned my lesson on the wipe-down, that's for sure. Yikes.

Thanks again to all!!!
Sarah




--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Andrew Darlow <ad@...> wrote:
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> Hi Sarah:
> 
> Here's a quick way to deal with this issue. You can cut and paste the  
> areas that have spots onto a new 8.5x11 sheet and stick a few pieces  
> of clear cellophane tape in the areas where the printer will apply  
> the ink. I would not use too many pieces of tape (maybe 3-5 spaced  
> out on the sheet).
> 
> You can also get a full sheet the same size as your print and spot  
> apply the cellophane tape, print and apply from there, but that seems  
> like a waste.
> 
> After making a print (using the same settings as your original), just  
> dab on the ink that is sitting on the clear plastic with a small  
> brush like an artist uses a palette. I think that you'll find the  
> color match to be much better that way.
> 
> Although the tape idea is one that I came up with, I learned this  
> general touch up tip from someone on one of the fine Yahoo forums  
> (maybe this one) a few years back. He or she used a plastic sheet to  
> print on (such the uncoated back of a piece of inkjet-compatible film).
> 
> Hope that works for you.
> 
> All the best,
> 
> Andrew Darlow
> 
> 
> ---------------------------------------------------
> Andrew Darlow
> Editor, The Imaging Buffet
> http://www.imagingbuffet.com
> 
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> On Aug 7, 2007, at 2:31 PM, sagaface wrote:
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> > Like a bozo, I didn't take the time to wipe down the paper before  
> > printing, and now I have
> > glaring white spots where the paper has flaked....damn HPR!
> >
> > Anyone have suggestions for a way to touch these areas up?
> >
> > thanks,
> > Sarah
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