Re: variable color shift?

[John Goerger <john@weber-valentine.com>]

Valburg wrote:
> 
> At 10:13 PM 7/24/99 -0700, Steve Bye wrote:
> > The example on the Arnigassan@aol.com
> >website just looks faded, no color shift.
> 
> Warning:  opinion to follow.  I see a marked color shift in Arnolds
> example.  Check out the middle grays in the clouds, for instance.
> 
> >
> >Why does the light magenta give up for some people and the light cyan for
> >others? My prints ALWAYS turn what I would call orange in 2-3 months in
> >bright office fluorescent lighting.
> 
> A lot of info on the list of late has been suggesting multiple processes of
> fading:  some from visible light, some from humidity variations, some from
> ph.  No reason to believe that each would effect the different ink colors
> in precisely the same way.
> 
> Regards,
> Mitch Valburg

Also, don't forget that color is totally subjective. No two people see a
particular color exactly the same. And if you are partly, or fully
colorblind, forget it, there is no way to describe the color shifts
accurately :-}
-- 
John Goerger
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