Michael Keller wrote:
> I need suggestions on a good pen, or method, for signing photos printed on
> HP paper with a 130. My boss at work liked one of my photos and she wants it
> "signed." Yes, I want to sign the print, not the mat or backing board.

A permanent MF50 Pentel feltpen (Super Fine Point)  works on 
both sides of Premium ID Satin (Z3100 here) but the 
signature on the back will show through in light parts and 
margins of the print. Waterproof too. A drawing pen filled 
with inkjet ink (carts are never really empty) will work as 
well on the front but don't go under 0.5 ISO as it otherwise 
scrapes the surface. Smaller sizes are good for retouching 
though, always use the lightest inkjet inks then. Not a bad 
idea for signatures either.


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