An Interview with Henry Wilhelm, the world's preeminent authority on print permanence

[johnastovall]

"In the late Summer of 2008 I (Michael Reichmann) interviewed Henry Wilhelm, the world's preeminent authority on print permanence and the founder of Wilhelm Imaging Research. This interview was conducted on behalf of Epson, to be used as part of their 2008/2009 Epson Print Academy. The clip used by Epson was edited down to 14 minutes for use in The Print Academy.

Because the complete interview contains so much more fascinating and valuable information about current printing technology and materials than can be contained in 14 minutes, with the agreement of Epson we have put together a comprehensive and complete version of this important interview. This runs slightly more than one hour, at some 68 minutes.

We are making it available here online at no charge in two versions. This page contains the video full interview. It also also available in audio-only format broken into 18 separate segments for ease of finding specific topics and for readers with slower online connections. This video allows the use of chapter markers for navigation: To see these click on the '1. Introduction' drop-down menu once the entire video has downloaded."

[venchka]

Carbon transfer printing. The image may outlive the paper.

[jeffkohn]

Too bad it's @#$)(*#) quicktime, which I refuse to install. I may have to give the audio-only version a listen (assuming it's not in some stupid Apple-only format, I haven't checked).

[venchka]

Grinning. Perhaps it is in an Apple only language as well?

I thought all creative folks were joined at the hip to Apple products.

[georgep6506]

Thanks for posting this. Very interesting. Just broke into too many pieces on the audio.