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I missed something.

 

What is the difference between this "Yellow" and the old "Yellow?"

 

I think the clip is chrome versus painted ones. And the colors vary very slightly. It was a recent thread about these changes.

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Alohagain....

 

They vary heavily.

 

The old one looks like a bright yellow ochre, the new one with chromium clip and nib looks more like a clear printer's yellow as one of the 4 basic colours from the CMYK System

 

It is VERY bright, for my taste, and alsmost stings in the eye, like a flower or an insect warning "I am poisonous, do not touch me", elseway these bright colours never show up in nature.

Blue and Red remained the same, they just "seem" a little lighter (a trick of the eye due to a shiny clip). But yellow changed, at least for my tastes, heavily.

 

 

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It's the wrong shade of yellow, it ought to be much darker. For that reason I shall not be purchasing one.

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I think Lamy screwed up by using those shiny clips with some colours. The black sets them off much better. Even the new yellow would look better with a black clip.

 

To get really yukky you could buy a bunch and swap the caps around.

When you're good at it, it's really miserable.

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It's the wrong shade of yellow, it ought to be much darker. For that reason I shall not be purchasing one.

 

It's worth asking. One place I know had been delivering the new yellow since New Year, but another in Paris still had one in deep yellow. "Had": it's in the post to yrs trly.

When you're good at it, it's really miserable.

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.... "Had": it's in the post to yrs trly.

 

I shall have a look, I rather like the darker yellow colour with black nib and clip.

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there is a new fresher yellow with black clip on the market.

that may be a transitional version towards the fresher yellow with chrome clip.

 

http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n9/kmpn/pen/lamy/safari/9cc219ca.jpg

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I missed something.

 

What is the difference between this "Yellow" and the old "Yellow?"

 

I think the clip is chrome versus painted ones. And the colors vary very slightly. It was a recent thread about these changes.

 

Chrome like the Vista?

JC3

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there is a new fresher yellow with black clip on the market.

that may be a transitional version towards the fresher yellow with chrome clip.

 

http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n9/kmpn/pen/lamy/safari/9cc219ca.jpg

Where did you purchase this new yellow Safari?

 

Thanks,

Carol

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