Thanks for the history lesson guys ! However, still not clear who makes this stuff. are we saying it is definately Hahnemuhle ? Chris --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Ernst Dinkla <edinkla@...> wrote: > > tboleyyh schreef: > > right, Classic Velour... That was the Luminos version of the same, > > also Media Street Royal Plush? Don't remember them all, but all were > > rebranded big H papers. In fact, at first they did not sell under > > their own name... One of the turning points in inkjet development was > > when Wilhelm came out with a rating of 75 yrs (if I recall) for > > Media Street Generations pigment ink on Royal Plush. Put all the > > previous ratings to shame, and Epson later came out with Ultrachrome > > pigment. Ernst probably remembers all that too. Damn we're old. Tyler > > > To get some experience I bought an Epson 3000 when the 9000 was > announced. The 9000 started with its original dye inks soon replaced > with Lyson Fotonic dye that was replaced by Van Son dye which wasn't > worse or better than Lyson's.. Both the fading of the dye inks and the > Hahnemühle coating that got yellow/brown was experienced in that period. > It was only a short period we used Lyson's rebranded HM papers. We knew > Hahnemühle's agent from silkscreen printing days. Lyson started to tell > tales about an extra coating their papers had for the inks they used, HM > told otherwise. In the 3000 I tried the Staedtler's pigment inks but the > gamut was horrible. This was all before Wilhelm gave the bad numbers for > Lyson and the nice ones for Mediastreet Generations (I don't think it > would last long in today's tests either). I think a period of two years > before we settled on Generations. Epson's Archival pigment > wasn't a good alternative, fading numbers excellent but gamut worse than > Generations. Ultrachrome was about equal in gamut. But that was later. > That episode made us much older. We were the Guinea pigs of the piëzo > period, the Iris guys were the real pioneers in the15 years before 2000. > > -- > Met vriendelijke groeten, Ernst > > > Dinkla Gallery Canvas Wrap Actions > > | Dinkla Grafische Techniek | > | www.pigment-print.com | > | ( unvollendet ) | >
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[Digital BW] Re: Lyson Smooth Fine Art
2010-02-26 by bobtail75
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