When this carbon is ground to such an ultrafine state to fit through the nozzles of these printers and produce 2880 dpi resolution, and even in variable sizes, you know they are not in a normal state either molecularly or even chemically with the other ingredients added to them for viscosity and suspension. And its all secret stuff, just like Tang. The important thing for me is that all the values of a print react similarly over time. j > Thats an important point: there are a number of other pigments that can be > used for black inks that are long lived, and not as warm as carbon. Any of them > could be used to create a less warm, more neutral inkset. But there is still > the issue of fine tuning it along the gray ramp, and on differing media. > > C. David Tobie > Product Technology Manager > ColorVision Business Division > DataColor Inc. > CDTobie@... > www.colorvision.com > > > ************************************** > Get a sneak peek of > the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
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[Digital BW] Re: K3 archival and alternatives
2007-08-21 by john dean
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