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*'''Current Archival Rated Media for the Specified Printer''' | *'''Current Archival Rated Media for the Specified Printer''' | ||
**[[Ilford Galerie Classic Gloss]] | **[[Ilford Galerie Classic Gloss]] > 160 Mlux hrs | ||
**[[Ilford Galerie Classic Pearl]] | **[[Ilford Galerie Classic Pearl]] > 160 Mlux hrs | ||
**[[Canon Photo Paper Pro Platinum]] | **[[Canon Photo Paper Pro Platinum]] > 160 Mlux hrs | ||
=== Notes === | === Notes === | ||
:Mlux hrs indicates the amount of light exposure (expressed in megalux hours of exposure) that the sample has received to date in test. Testing typically continues well beyond the exposure dose required to establish the Conservation Display Ratings and until high levels of easily noticeable fade have occurred. [http://aardenburg-imaging.com/ Aardenburg-Imaging] | :Mlux hrs indicates the amount of light exposure (expressed in megalux hours of exposure) that the sample has received to date in test. Testing typically continues well beyond the exposure dose required to establish the Conservation Display Ratings and until high levels of easily noticeable fade have occurred. [http://aardenburg-imaging.com/ Aardenburg-Imaging] | ||
Revision as of 17:08, 21 September 2013
- Production era - 2006-2007
- Type - Dye-based ink-jet printer
- Maximum resolution - 4,800 x 2,400 dpi / 2 pl
- Borderless prints - 13 x 19 in
- Maximum printable area - 13 x 19 in
- Cartridge head - 8-ink - Canon ChromaLife100 ink
- Size - 26.0 x 14.0 x 7.6 in / 30.8 lb
- Ratings & Profiles
- Reviews
Image Fade Ratings
- Current Archival Rated Media for the Specified Printer
- Ilford Galerie Classic Gloss > 160 Mlux hrs
- Ilford Galerie Classic Pearl > 160 Mlux hrs
- Canon Photo Paper Pro Platinum > 160 Mlux hrs
Notes
- Mlux hrs indicates the amount of light exposure (expressed in megalux hours of exposure) that the sample has received to date in test. Testing typically continues well beyond the exposure dose required to establish the Conservation Display Ratings and until high levels of easily noticeable fade have occurred. Aardenburg-Imaging
