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Any dye transfer print used as reference is a bit of a fool's errand, unless one has a CORRECT dye transfer print. While I'm not suggesting that an incorrect use of reference is at fault here, I've made the point before, and will make it again, that there is absolutely nothing that makes a...

Because dye transfer prints have not been produced except on an experimental basis, since 1977. Any prints produced since then, would, of necessity be struck OCN/IP/IN/print, or if an older negative was available, OCN/CRI/print. RAH