[tnartist05]

Originally Posted by Chahlie

Hi All,

Really nice trout there Forrest. Keep up the excellent work! You mention in a later post that the world around us is full of color....OMG is it ever! I have been in the printing industry now for 42 years...done just about everything you can do to paper with ink or bindery equipment. I have mangled a sheet of paper more than once but I have also done some quite respectable work too! Of late I have become the prime "ink maker" for my company, which means I have at my disposal 1100+ pre-tested formulas and an X-Rite spectro photometer that means if an object will hold still long enough for it to be scanned I can probably make a reasonable color match of it. If I remember correctly the 4-color printing process can reproduce only about 60% of what the human eye can perceive. That's where I get to shine is that other 40%. Spot color!!! Why the other day I matched a color sample that was a smear of paint that had dried on a piece of T-shirt material...LOL!

Chahlie

The first job I had was driving a truck with printing supplies,guess you know what Hamermill paper is....LOL Way to go on being the master ink maker where you work!! I enjoyed reading your post here and thanks for your nice compliments concerning this trout!! Forrest

[Chahlie]

Hey Forrest,

Yes Sir I have run a few reams of Hamermill Paper in my career. Keep up the good work.

Chahlie

[tnartist05]

Originally Posted by Chahlie

Hey Forrest,

Yes Sir I have run a few reams of Hamermill Paper in my career. Keep up the good work.

Chahlie

HEHEEeee,I knew you had!! Seen guys fan a ream of paper and shove thier fingers down in it,always prefect number of sheets of paper between thier fingers,counting paper.

Posting a grouse,ck him out mtn Chahlie,thanks for your neat comments!

Forrest