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"Inks are either light-fast or water-fast and [in the past] did not run a wide gamut," notes Crowley. "Now, more brilliant colors are available, and the fact that [the industry] is going to eight colors has been a tremendous advancement."
The capability to take a pigmented ink and give it a die-based quality gives it a better image, says McMahon. "Previous inks were not archival, meaning they could fade in a week or a month, and you couldn't hang them outside where direct sunlight would be."
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- Companies:
- Eastman Kodak Co.
- Places:
- Washington, D.C.
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