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I love Noodler's bulletproof inks. This is an awesome shade of Green, but just a little light in tone for daily use. It flows well, dries quickly, and is very pleasant to write with.

 

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I agree with GreenVelvet; try shaking the bottle. My Hunter Green is also more saturated than your sample.

I keep coming back to my Esterbrooks.

 

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Looks like an over gamma'd scan or edit too.

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True about the color. My bottle is a very dark intense green. Did you accidentally dilute the ink with water after washing the pen out? or it just might be the scanner, too.

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Hmmm, my bottle of Hunter Green was so light that I added 10 % Heart of Darkness to it. Made it much more lively, IMHO. But a certain amount of variablility is expected in Noodler inks. They seem to have a mind of their own. Sort of like a cat.

 

Do agree that the ink flows well, writes well, and spices up a page very nicely. One of my standard Noodler inks.

 

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My first inking of Hunter Green looks like the OP, very light. I had read this review first so my bottle was well shaken before filling. I feel a little gyped for $13.50(Jetpens). Guess I will try adding black to it. Now I just have to buy a black ink...

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Wow - my Hunter Green is much darker as well. Strange there are 2 different shades of the same ink but I don't know too much about Noodler ink.

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