The drawer........... well there you go. You can put platinum prints, silver prints, watercolors, or whatever artwork in a wooden drawer that is full of acidic compounds and have them turn yellow. I certainly wouldn't blame the injet rag paper for that! How silver prints are "made" varries considerably depending on the way they are washed, cleared, etc. Anything can stain if not produced and cared for properly. I have been using these inkjet rag papers since they first came out and never have I had a single one stain because they have not been stored naked in a drawer. > SAME CARTON, that have been sitting in a drawer, which have taken on > a greenish cast. God only knows why. > > This is yet another reason why I'm an advocate of having black and > whte prints made photographically. Because that technolog has been > around longer so its characteristics are better understood and more > predictable.
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Re: Toxic yellow photorag!
2004-10-26 by john dean
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