fotografer
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Oh I forgot, the environmental temperature also play a role in affecting print longevity, and it acts like a catalyst (higher temp, more severe fading).
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Bill Waterson
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Hello,
In regards to the longevity question with the HP 10ps. The Cyan No 11
ink is the problem. Varies with different paperes but fades very quickly. Stephen Livick and I will be
giving you estimated image permanence information soon. We have
recorded a lot of data but are awaiting the arrival of more sophisticated
measuring instruments for obtaining indoor UV readings which are
quite low. We need these indoor UV readings to compare with lux readings.
Bill
In regards to the longevity question with the HP 10ps. The Cyan No 11
ink is the problem. Varies with different paperes but fades very quickly. Stephen Livick and I will be
giving you estimated image permanence information soon. We have
recorded a lot of data but are awaiting the arrival of more sophisticated
measuring instruments for obtaining indoor UV readings which are
quite low. We need these indoor UV readings to compare with lux readings.
Bill
Frank Nichols
Senior Member
Joe I am looking forward to your "best of the best" for the S9000.
I received 3 new Epson 2200 samples today and they are awesome. This will be a very stiff competition. I can give you a hint that you are going to have to focus on dynamic range if you want to beat out these samples!
I will have them up in the new arrivals section of the web late tomorrow night for anyone that may be interested in seeing some improved Epson 2200 printouts.
fn
I plan on living forever - so far so good!
I received 3 new Epson 2200 samples today and they are awesome. This will be a very stiff competition. I can give you a hint that you are going to have to focus on dynamic range if you want to beat out these samples!
I will have them up in the new arrivals section of the web late tomorrow night for anyone that may be interested in seeing some improved Epson 2200 printouts.
fn
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I plan on living forever - so far so good!
Really appreciate all the hard work you fellows have put in, will try hard to take advantage of your thougths dickb
Frank Nichols
Senior Member
I have received some feedback from one visitor to the web site that the text on the pages was being displayed extremely wide and required constant scrolling back and forth to be read.
Has anyone else experienced this? The site is designed to have the pages be 640 pixels wide (except for pages with rows of images/crops.) So, if the text is much wider than 640 I have a bug and would appreciate any feedback which could give me some hints. I have tried several different systems and browsers and so far the only issue is with older versions of Netscape causing a server error (I am still working on that one.)
TIA,
Frank
I plan on living forever - so far so good!
Has anyone else experienced this? The site is designed to have the pages be 640 pixels wide (except for pages with rows of images/crops.) So, if the text is much wider than 640 I have a bug and would appreciate any feedback which could give me some hints. I have tried several different systems and browsers and so far the only issue is with older versions of Netscape causing a server error (I am still working on that one.)
TIA,
Frank
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Looked at it from three different computers, three different OS and three versions of IE. No problems on any. (W95/W2K/WXP IE 5.0/5.5/6.0) Screen resolutions 800x600 1024x768 and a laptop with a wierd resolution...
No problems on any of them with full screen view. he must be 640x480 or less....
http://www.pbase.com/wp12001
PS. What are you doing wasting time reading what I write anyway. Get off the Internet and go out and have some fun!
No problems on any of them with full screen view. he must be 640x480 or less....
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http://www.pbase.com/wp12001
PS. What are you doing wasting time reading what I write anyway. Get off the Internet and go out and have some fun!
S
SteveB
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I use XP and IE6 at 1024x768 and the table at http://www.thenichols.net/html/ratings.html
is wider than the screen and the actual page width is ENORMOUS, about 3 times the width of the table.
is wider than the screen and the actual page width is ENORMOUS, about 3 times the width of the table.
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