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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Printing: Printers, Papers and Inks => Topic started by: keith_cooper on April 01, 2011, 04:48:45 am
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Those annoying little angled creases you get in prints when someone carelessly picks one up - I was sure there is a name for them, but it's eluding me...
Does anyone know?
It came about because I was reviewing a new paper that I'd seen at the UK Focus show that is uncommonly resistant to them - that and the surface finish allegedly resists casual copying too...
PermaJet Ultra Pearl paper (http://www.northlight-images.co.uk/reviews/paper/permajet_ultra_pearl.html?)
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Crinkle?
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Not what I thought... :-)
I just have this recollection that there was a specific name for it from the paper/print industry
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I seem to remember "cockle".
But I could be wrong . . .
John
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I thought cockle referred to localized waviness due to overloading the paper w/ ink. ???
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Crescent... as in a crescent moon. How's that. That's what I call them.
I'm constantly teaching people how to hold their art when they are in here.
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Krinks, the damnable things are, and may all krinkers be chastized severely!
Pete
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framah....right. We call it half moon.
/Sven
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I've always heard "krinks," as in "Stop krinking the damn print!"
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dimple
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Ding!
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That may be the funniest thread in LL in quite a while.... :D It sounds like the effects crew behind the scenes in 40' radio skits.
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Actually, I like Krinks better than crescents.
Krinkers is the perfect name for those people who krink the art!
As in: The frakkin' Krinkers are at it again!!
Thanks for that!
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I always called them crescents, but I see that Krinks and Krinkers are the wave of the future, so I'll just have to adapt.
Now let me go Krink a few nice prints...
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Kink.
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I call them, the reason I stopped using f$%^&g thin HP paper! ;)
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+1 for kink
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I've always called them "Kinks"