Several other subscribers have answered this, and with answers that I can agree with. However, if what you didn't ask, but may have meant to, went something like "can you fool people who are familiar with plats with a digital print," then my answer would be: at three feet and under glass, yep, most of the people can be fooled, but not at 3 inches. In fact the plats printed over the past 30 years don't match those printed around the turn of that last century. In 1970 I was lucky enough to get 3 platinum prints that had been made around 1910. The prints I have seen current workers doing do not match those from a hundred years ago, they barely make it at the 3 foot test. richard. L. --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "spbimages" <spbimages@...> wrote: > > Has anybody been successful in getting the platinum look using a ink printer. I am using an Epson R2400, photoshop CS4 with Silver Efex and have not quite had the success that I am looking for. > > Thanks, > Steve >
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Re: Platinum look on a ink jet
2010-01-27 by ric_kb
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