--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "frankg_photo" <frankgross@...> wrote: > > why > > one should have to spray a print three times to eliminate bronzing or > > metamerism. > > > Clay, > I'm the original poster so I'm obviously looking for solutions rather > than being able to dish out advice. But what I've learned so far is > that the Photo Black ink (in particular) sits on the surface and has a > different reflectance to the paper surface and that causes the > 'solarized" appearance particularly where the dark and medium or light > tones meet. > Frank > & (I should have added to the last post) by spraying the 'shield' 2 or 3 times, you add some gloss to the print thereby lessening the difference between the reflectance of the blacks and the rest, reducing the 'solarized" appearance.
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Re: A "solarized" appearance ?
2009-01-31 by frankg_photo
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