PhotoRoy6@aol.com wrote/replied to: >Yes it show a larger gamut of colors. If you print with dye on a high quality >matte paper like HWM you don't get the same gamut and putting glass over it >does not change the gamut of the print. But of course you have to have the >gamut in the original file. If you print ordinary (journalistic type rendition) >scenes you can print on matte and put it behind glass and it will look fine. I might agree about matte paper, but I'm talking about Epson semi matte. Under a loups there appears to be no real difference from the texture aspect. The gamut is very close, but reflections are minimum. I believe this love of glossy stems from a thinking that new and shiny equate to quality. by the way Roy, please shut off the html, it's really annoying.
