No, I don't think Evercolor is what I have in mind. I'm referring to optical printing on standard Kodak, Ilford or Agfa fibre based papers from a digital file, and if there are commercial establishments available where a digital file could be sent, and from where a regular b/w print would be produced and sent back to me. thanks, -dan c. At 08:46 AM 4/4/2006 -0400, Emily L. Ferguson wrote: >>Dan C wrote: >> >>>This is to help settle an arguement. >>> >>>Is it possible to comemrcially print digital images directly onto >>>conventional silver-fibre based b/w papers? If so, for roughly how long >>>has this been possible? >>> >>>-dan c. >>> > >Isn't that basically how the Evercolor process works? Only the >projector is using a digital file instead of a negative? > >That's been going on for 10 or 12 years now I think. Google >Evercolor and see if you can put a date on it. >-- >Emily L. Ferguson >mailto:elf@xxxxxxxx >508-563-6822 >New England landscapes, wooden boats and races >http://www.vsu.cape.com/~elf/ > >
