Another comment. Sometime back it was stated that blacklight showed that the Somerset contained OBAs.I hadn't seen that but wondered about it so I used a monochrometer to illuminate the paper and scanned at about 2 nm uv bandwidths from 330 nm up to near 400 nm.There was no visible florescence over that range. I've been using from stock that I purchased quite some time ago so maybe something changed in the paper since then? Duane --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "tboleyyh" <tyler@...> wrote: > > another quick comment, don't mean to hijack the thread- I've been doing a fair amount of with with uncoated papers over the years, even recently, and the old standby- Somerset Velvet Radient White- remains a favorite and should not be overlooked for this kind of work. The non white papers are also nice for appropriate projects. For a buff paper, Arches Cover is a favorite. > Tyler > >
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Re: Diluted Eboni and uncoated papers. It was: Mixing for carbon-6 inks
2010-08-22 by dlruckus
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