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Re: [Digital BW] Silver Rag / K3 Fade Test Report

2008-04-01 by Josh Hackney

Well, I'm a numbers guy too, but Clayton's a real stand-up guy who's done a
lot for this group.  I'm also pretty certain that he does use a "control"
sample that he keeps in dark storage in order to judge both fading and
yellowing.  Is that correct Clayton?

Clayton, have you done any K3 fade testing with any fiber matte papers?  VFA
for instance?  HPR?  Would love to hear an update on those as well.

Josh

On Tue, Apr 1, 2008 at 3:58 PM, Jack <jacknadelle@...> wrote:

> David, Shame on you for being precise. I remember reading in an Ansel
> book where he say's of himself ..."I prefer to be precise" when it
> came to calculating exposure. So at
> least you are in good company.
> Keep crunching those numbers, as an archivist I guess validating
> something quantitatively holds more weight than saying "looks pretty
> good to me".
> Jack
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