Digital BW, The Print

Funny, I remember years back when we asked Jon Cone this and he painted a
rather colorful picture of everyone in NH walking about licking paper
samples...

:-)

Robert

On 6/25/02 8:39 PM, "shashinka@..." <shashinka@...> wrote:

> 
> In a message dated 6/25/02 12:14:07 PM, jimp@... writes:
> 
> <<  
>   Wow, thanks Martin, I am definitely going to try the tongue trick
> tonight!  If this paper is as good as everyone says I must have printed on
> the wrong side then, oh well, live and learn right...I have a lot of
> learning to do. :)  Well, thanks again, happy printing!
> 
> Jim P
>>> 
> 
> Hello:
> 
> Here's a less tasty option.  The coated side when lightly scratched with a
> name has more of a sandpaper feel.  The non-coated side will be more slippery.
> 
> best of luck!
> 
> -Andrew Darlow
> 
> Photography, Digital Print Consulting and Custom Editions
> Andrew Darlow Images International, NYC - www.andrewdarlow.com
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