Color that never fades

[panos]

It seems that 150+ years of life in expensive pigment colors is too little. Brace yourselves for the color that never fades:

http://www.newsmax.com/SciTech/color-pigment-never-fades/2012/09/10/id/451306

 

[The Hat]

It seems that 150+ years of life in expensive pigment colors is too little. Brace yourselves for the color that never fades:

http://www.newsmax.com/SciTech/color-pigment-never-fades/2012/09/10/id/451306

Very interesting but wholl be around in 150 years and would actually be bothered.
Everyone will be using I pads and holograms instead, Inkjets printers will be Antiques..

 

[barfl2]

panos Great and interesting post Canon/Epson start looking over your shoulder and reduce your prices. Some hope. One of the researchers was from Exeter University, I do not know whether that was the UK one as my granddaughter has recently finished her degree there. It is a highly rated University.

 

[nerdful1]

Apple or another greedy company will patent it and lock it away.

 

[Fenrir Enterprises]

How would... how would you even know that it doesn't fade since it's a natural product that grows, drops, rots, seeds, grows again, and is possibly eaten by something else in that process? Are there 150 year old preserved berries that prove this?

In the long run I highly doubt anything is actually fadeproof. It amuses me to no end when people with solvent/sign printers denigrate the quality of using standard pigment inks to make signs or decals, judging by the amount of "professional" signs in my area that are faded pieces of crap.

 

[shanebiliss01]

This is really something. i will search more about this.

 

[jaydentyler25]

panos Great as well as interesting post Canon/Epson start searching over your shoulder and also lower the costs. Some hope. One of the technicians had been from Exeter Establishment, I dont understand whether that was the UK one as my granddaughter has recently completed this girl level on a search motor. It is a definitely rated Establishment.