Re: muddy gum print--help?

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Subject: Re: muddy gum print--help?
From: davidhatton@totalise.co.uk
Date: Sun, 12 Apr 2009 09:09:44 +0100
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Hi Charles,

Seems to be a couple of problems. The image looks fine in terms of balance, however there appears to be significant magenta staining over the entire image which is flattening the contrast and suppressing the blues and yellows. Can you tell us something about substrate, pigments etc? In what order are you printing and what if any sizing you are using?

Regards

Davidh

On Apr 11 2009, Charles Ryberg wrote:

Folks:

I've worked and worked on this and get nothing but mud. Any help will
be appreciated. Charles, Portland Oregon

http://ryberg.zoomshare.com/

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