Re: Gum Tri-Color

It was not an order, it was a simple request (note the use of the word "please".) However, I still stand by my previous statements that regardless of how you compute conversions and what the K in CMYK stands for, I still doubt that you can get a pure black from just C + M + Y.

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Bill Leigh
wrleigh@att.net
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> > Please post 2 instances of the same print, one of which was printed with 
> lampblack and one with some combination of your choice of cyan, magenta, and 
> yellow, which show that the color is identical. Also try scanning the print and 
> see what Photoshop says is in each of the CMYK channels.
> > 
> 
> Hmm, are you planning to pay me for my time to do this? If not, I don't
> see that I have any obligation to obey this order. If it looks solid
> black to me, that's good enough for me. 
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