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Perhaps the answer is to move to completely digital publications and 
do away with printing altogether.  Someday it will happen.

Carol

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>>The troubling thing in all of this is that of an elephant in the 
>>living room: one major and absolutely compelling point is 
>>completely missed. True, efforts should be made to prevent 
>>misrepresentation, but--and here's the crux of the matter--efforts 
>>should also be made to prevent misrepresentation WHEN IMAGES ARE 
>>REPRODUCED. Given the number of images published in journals in 
>>which the printing presses have completely botched color and 
>>contrast of perfectly exposed and highly detailed images, it's a 
>>wonder the editors of major journals aren't looking inward rather 
>>than outward.
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