Digital BW, The Print

Hi John,
the drips were in the sky of an image - not outside the image boundaries.

Richard

At 04:39 AM Tuesday 12/4/2007, you wrote:
>"dropping ink"...do you mean actual drops in the
>middle of prints or are you talking about ink near the
>leading edge ...like 1/2" in? 
>
>I found the latter has to do with the curvature of
>heavy paper ...for example, Entrada 300gsm benefits by
>being flexed back and forth a bit before insertion, to
>break its inherent tendencies (rear loading).

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