I've been on the net for 10 years, and that's not what poor English
sounds right. Not bad for a third language. :)
To me Bronzing is a metallic sheen visible in the dark areas of prints.
I usually see it above 90% on a greyscale ramp. You'll notice that the
sheen is highly reflective when you tilt it under a light source. This
is usually more of a problem with glossy papers.
And on an unrelated note; I know I haven't been that vocal on the list
for a while guys, but I just wanted to give Paul a quick shoutout. I
got a free C84 with my shiny new iMac. Tried the EZ-BW inkset and I'm
absolutely amazed, and I own a 2200!
Nicely done Paul! This makes digital B&W extremely accessible to new
users.
On Fri, 2004-04-16 at 13:54, Jesus RV wrote:
> Dear all:
>
> again, my excuses for a very simple question. As you might know, English is not my first
> language (nor even the third). I have been trying to find a translation /explanation of the
> technical word "bronzing", with no success. Although I intuitively guess its general
> meaning, I would love to have a not-that-intuitive explanation. Would any of you be so
> kind to explain it to me? Maybe in order not to clog the list, you can simply make this
> "opus misericordiae" sending me an email.
> Thank you very very much
> Jesus R. Velasco
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