Digital BW, The Print

I thought the list should be aware of page 41 in the current issue of 
PhotoTechniques (Sep/Oct 2001):
Collector Prints: Landscapes - Piezography Printed.

John Custodio offers his prints for sale as part of the magazine's ongoing 
commitment to offer selected works at a good price. 

The controversial part: 
The magazine claims that "The longevity of these prints is several hundred 
years". Yet, "these prints are made on 12x14 Epson Archival Matte paper".

I remember John was on the Piezo list but haven't "seen" him there lately. 
Should we contact him for comments?

There is a URL for "more prints for sale online" at
http://www.phototechmag.com/col_custodio.htm

FYI

Antonis Ricos

Antonis,

That is good news. The word is getting out and inkjet output is 
gaining acceptance.

I am also very relieved to know that my Piezo prints will last 
hundreds of years. It is nice to know someone has figured this out.;-)

John Custodio has posted on the Piezo list a few times. In fact he is 
the guy who's print on EAM turned green in the elevator!

I wonder what paper he is using for this edition?

Martin



--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Antonis Ricos" 
<antonisphoto@y...> wrote:
> I thought the list should be aware of page 41 in the current issue 
of 
> PhotoTechniques (Sep/Oct 2001):
> Collector Prints: Landscapes - Piezography Printed.
> 
> John Custodio offers his prints for sale as part of the magazine's 
ongoing 
> commitment to offer selected works at a good price. 
> 
> The controversial part: 
> The magazine claims that "The longevity of these prints is several 
hundred 
> years". Yet, "these prints are made on 12x14 Epson Archival Matte 
paper".
> 
> I remember John was on the Piezo list but haven't "seen" him there 
lately. 

> Should we contact him for comments?
> 
> There is a URL for "more prints for sale online" at
> http://www.phototechmag.com/col_custodio.htm
> 
> FYI
> 
> Antonis Ricos