Re: UV Filter
Re: UV Filter
- Subject: Re: UV Filter
- From: Terry Wyse <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 11 Oct 2001 08:47:19 -0400
on 10/11/01 4:46 AM, ADAM Olivier wrote:
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Then it would be use on UV whitened inkjet papers that
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would interest
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you.
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C. David Tobie
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does it mean that it's necessary with some papers like
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Epson paper :Photo premium glossy?
It's not always obvious which papers you'd need the UV filter with. For
example, Epson's Premium Semigloss Photo Paper is dead from a UV standpoint
but Epson's Archival Matte fairly glows in the dark when subjected to a
blacklight!
My advice would be to get yourself an inexpensive *fluorescent* blacklight
(not the cheapo incandescent kind - $15-20 at Radio Shack if you're in the
US) and "sample" a few of the papers you use. If they glow under blacklight,
get yourself the UV filter. Either way, I'd get the UV filter as I believe
they're only charging $75 for them now (used to be $125).
Terry
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