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Diamine Meadow Vs Diamine Apple Glory


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As with most Diamine inks, both flow and behave well. As you can see, Meadow has more yellow undertones whilst Apple Glory has blue undertones.

 

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Thank you very much! What scanner did you use? I have had difficulty showing the difference between the two greens. You have done a great job. Also, may I please ask which brown did you use? It is a lovely brown!

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PS - you have beautiful hand-writing :thumbup:

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Thank you very much! What scanner did you use? I have had difficulty showing the difference between the two greens. You have done a great job. Also, may I please ask which brown did you use? It is a lovely brown!

 

Thank you Fuchsiaprincess! I used a Kodak ESP 3250 all in one printer, scanner and copier. I was quite surprised that it managed to pick up the difference and quite pleased with the scan. I used Diamine Macassar in a Lamy Al Star with a fine nib :)

 

PS - you have beautiful hand-writing :thumbup:

 

Thank you so much! That is such a compliment coming from you, as I love your penmanship! :blush:

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Thanks for the brief review ...

 

No problem, at all :)

 

Excellent review Vistafan! Early on the Apple Green was suggested for the 2012 green Safari. Then Meadow appeared! It's a very friendly vibrant green.More green, pea green with envy at your beautiful handwriting.More reviews - please.

 

Thank you pen2paper! I think the Apple Glory does match the 2012 Safari well but I prefer Meadow's yellow undertones :) Thank you for the nice comments about my handwriting! :) I hope to post some more comparisons soon.

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Thank you very much! What scanner did you use? I have had difficulty showing the difference between the two greens. You have done a great job. Also, may I please ask which brown did you use? It is a lovely brown!

 

Thank you Fuchsiaprincess! I used a Kodak ESP 3250 all in one printer, scanner and copier. I was quite surprised that it managed to pick up the difference and quite pleased with the scan. I used Diamine Macassar in a Lamy Al Star with a fine nib :)

 

PS - you have beautiful hand-writing :thumbup:

 

Thank you so much! That is such a compliment coming from you, as I love your penmanship! :blush:

 

Thanks :thumbup:

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Beautiful review. I have meadow and kelly green, I was wondering how apple green would compare.

 

Thanks Flake. I hope you find this review useful in gauging the difference between Meadow and Apple Glory.

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Apple glory is such a lovely shade, Meadow is a little too bright for me, thanks so much for the review!

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Thank you very much! What scanner did you use? I have had difficulty showing the difference between the two greens. You have done a great job. Also, may I please ask which brown did you use? It is a lovely brown!
Thank you Fuchsiaprincess! I used a Kodak ESP 3250 all in one printer, scanner and copier. I was quite surprised that it managed to pick up the difference and quite pleased with the scan. I used Diamine Macassar in a Lamy Al Star with a fine nib :)
PS - you have beautiful hand-writing :thumbup:
Thank you so much! That is such a compliment coming from you, as I love your penmanship! :blush:
Thanks :thumbup:

 

No problem at all :)

 

Apple glory is such a lovely shade, Meadow is a little too bright for me, thanks so much for the review!

 

Apple glory is more subdued than Meadow, but I love the yellow undertones of the latter :)

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Updated to add some photographs! :)

 

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