Cibachrome paper comes or at least came in a matt and a glossy finish.
I assume you mean that both can be used this way. I prefer the matt and
would not put a glossy in an exhibition. I understood the process in
your first posting. You wrote clearly about that and I have a good
sense of how it works. Thank you for your information.
Doug
On Dec 23, 2005, at 7:35 PM, Jim Brick wrote:
As I tried to say in my previous post, Cibachrome paper is Cibachrome paper. There is no such thing as "digital" Cibachrome paper. It is just the fact that regular everyday Cibachrome paper is used in a digital printer. Lasers or diodes rather than a lamp house and lens. It is glossy paper. A very high gloss.
http://www.ilford.com/html/us_english/prod_html/ilfoclassic/pdf/ CPS_CLM.pdf
Jim
At 03:10 PM 12/23/2005, you wrote:What type of paper is digital Cibachrome, matt or glossy?
Doug Nygren
On Dec 23, 2005, at 1:42 PM, Jim Brick wrote:
Digital Cibachrome is simply regular Cibachrome polyester paper (a large roll) in a printer like a LightJet, Chimera, or Durst Lamda printer. This is basically the only way you can make very large prints. A LightJet can print up to 50"x96". The XL version can print up to 75"x120". Attached to the LightJet is a roller transport Cibachrome processor running the p3X or P3XL process...
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