Re: 3M Color-Key. Was: Colour-Key

Steve Avery (stevea@sedal.usyd.edu.AU)
Thu, 29 Aug 1996 12:24:10 +1000

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Luis Nadeau wrote:
>
> In recent times, processes based originally on color proofing systems
> have been marketed. The EverColor process, based on AgfaProof, but
> using permanent pigments, is proprietary. One has to go through
> EverColor to have prints made. Another process with which one can buy
> materials and make prints from color separations, is the UltraStable,
> marketed by Charles Berger, who normally lurks on this list. If you do
> a search on "UltraStable" you should find a site that describes how
> the process works.

Just thought I'd save some people the trouble. Ultrastable has a web
site which describes the process. You'll find it at:

http://www.ultrastable.com

And Charles Berger is still on the list.

cheers
-steve

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