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The Technology Behind the New Kodak Ultima Picture Paper - Beautiful Inkjet Prints That Last for Over 100 Years

Overview The long-term stability of inkjet photographic prints is known to be sensitive to a variety of factors. The chemical composition of the inks (pigments vs dyes) and media (porous vs swellable), as well as the ambient environmental conditions (light, heat, humidity, air quality) under which the prints are stored and/or displayed, are known to affect image stability. The new KODAK Ultima Picture Paper with COLORLAST technology not only produces great looking photographs with all popular desktop inkjet printers, but now also offers outstanding image stability under typical home display and storage conditions.

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Publisher	Eastman Kodak Company	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	January 2004	Downloads	8
Format	White Papers
Topics	Printers - Plotters

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