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I posted a review of Diamine Majestic blue over at my blog. There are some pics in which we (by that I mean my husband) tried to capture some of the cool red sheen. I hope it's helpful, and please let me know if there is anything you'd like to see in a future ink review. Thanks!

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A great review and some really useful pictures of this excellent ink. Even if it does take a while to dry on some papers!

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This has certainly made it onto my favourite inks list. I love the sheen and it looks great in my Leuchtturm notebook.

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I loaded it in my Montblanc 246 today. It is a beautiful shade of blue. Thanks for your excellent review.

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I really love this relatively new highly saturated Diamine inks (Green Black, Majestic Blue, Eclipse...), but would be nice if those were just a little bit more waterproof. Not like bulletproof Noodlers, just a little more resistance to water would be nice.

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I agree about the water resistance. It's my main problem with this particular ink. Even the clogging isn't as big a deal. If this ink was even remotely water resistant I'd use it on EVERYTHING.

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Great review! I also love your script. Beautiful writing with a beautiful ink. :thumbup:

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One ought, every day at least, to hear a little song, read a good poem,

see a fine picture, and, if it were possible, to speak a few reasonable words.

 

~Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

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