All 3 images were printed at the same time, on the same piece of Luminos Glossy paper.
The center print is the control sample. The one on top was exposed to my "UV test" for 7 days. The
bleeding of the dyes is readily apparent. (No the scan isn't out of focus. That's really the way
the print looks.) The bottom print is the ozone sample, and I can't see any difference between it
and the control.
The images were scanned in one pass. The scanner is a Microtek E6. All automatic adjustment settings
were disabled. Note that my scanner doesn't seem to handle orange/brown colors very well. The effect is
actually much more noticeable to the naked eye than it is on the scanned image.
