Digital BW, The Print

I've had prints in a gallery for nearly 2 years with the original piezo 
inks, and they haven't faded
a bit.  There must be many variables, because this gallery is well lit.

Jerry



dgabbe2001 wrote:

> A week ago I got my new Museum black & Selenium PiezoTone 
> 1280 carts.  As posted prior in this group, the original black 
> faded & shifted all too quickly. After reading the reports here, I 
> tried testing one of my prints and found that in 7 days, the 
> blacker areas developed an ugly magenta tone.  I print w/the 
> piezo driver.
>

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Jerry Olson 
<jerryolson@r...> wrote:
> I've had prints in a gallery for nearly 2 years with the original 
piezo 
> inks, and they haven't faded
> a bit.  There must be many variables, because this gallery is 
well lit.
> 
> Jerry

I second that Jerry. I live in a 1950 era house surrounded by 
glass and I have Piezo prints on my walls from the introduction of 
the original Piezo inks. Now maybe it's just my understanding of 
what fade is but I haven't noticed any problems with any of the 
prints. Some of them are displayed next to orginal Weston's and 
some of my own silver gelatin prints. I am dismayed when I read  
the multiple reports of faded Piezo prints in these groups.
Regards,
Thom Jackson

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