Digital BW, The Print

Steve,

That's a bit unfair isn't it? After all what matters in the end is how that 
marvellous optical device - the eye -assesses an image. You can quote as 
many Dmaxs, lux, etc, etc, as you like, but the only test that really 
matters is what the person with the image can see, over a long period of 
time. Leave the other equipment to the ink chemists who have to work out the 
dynamics of the chemical reactions that go on in ink/paper complexes.

Bob Frost.

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From: "Steve Kale" <stevekale@...>


I think we should all chip in and buy Clayton a spectrophotometer so that he
can express the results of his considerable testing in a more informative
manner.