Jeff - I've been using ISP on and off for about the same period of time, but I haven't yet noticed any yellowing. I realize that this paper is not archival quality, but I do like the appearance of the prints for display. I think that Paul is evaluating a buffer applied to the backside of the paper that may alleviate this problem. Carl --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Jeff Magidson <jef.jef@v...> wrote: > Carl; > > How long have you been printing with Ilford Smooth Pearl paper? I made > some prints on that paper about a year and when I went to look at those > prints today I was surprised to see that the edges of the paper that > where exposed to air ( prints where in glassine sleeves ) had turned > yellow. Have you had any problems like that? > > -Jeff > > > > > On Friday, April 2, 2004, at 02:47 PM, Carl Schofield wrote: > > > > I was able to completely eliminate bronzing on Ilford Smooth Pearl, > > printed on a 2200 > > with the MIS UT inks, with a single thin coating of Renaissance wax. > > Quick and easy > > to apply (at least for prints up to 12x18 inches) and it leaves a very > > smooth, beautiful > > surface. The wax does not seem to work as well on smoother RC > > surfaces, so I don't > > know if it would perform as well on semimatte. > > > > Carl
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[Digital BW] Re: Matte vs Glossy Paper and the Holy Grail
2004-04-07 by Carl Schofield
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