On 6/8/04 10:42, Jonathan Brown wrote: > As your post said, horses for courses, but please don't dismiss the Gicl�e > process out of hand. It really can give stunning results.
Dear All, I would just like to clear something up here: Gicl�e is simply a 'fancy' name for inkjet. Gicl�e is not a different process to inkjet. For example, check out some of the latest ads from Epson relating to the 7600, "Gicl�e prints on demand". However, we can categorise the inkjet process to a degree, rather like photography; those who are good at it and those who aren't. On a final note, be careful using this term, especially when speaking to a Frenchman. 'Gicl�e' means spurt/squirt in French, so I'll leave it to your imagination with regard to the slang meaning that has arisen. If you are asked to produce a 1m x 1m 'gicl�e' print, you might be in for a pretty exhausting time... ;-) Best wishes, JL -- :: Jack Lowe Studio :: :: +44 (0)191 224 5150 :: =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
